Talk:San Juan Express

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Merge with San Juan (train)[edit]

This article and (San Juan (train)) are about the same train. From what I have gathered, the name used by D&RGW was (the) "San Juan". Aldebaran (talk) 16:00, 24 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Page in need of some updates and sources[edit]

While thumbing through the book "Rio Grande Narrow Gauge" by John B. Norwood, I noticed that this article potentially and definitely has inaccuracies when compared to the book's chapter on the train. The author notes that the train was never officially named the "express", just the "San Juan", and the "express" part was added by the pop culture of the time. There is also no direct source that proves/disproves the statement that K-36s were put onto the consist for the Chama-Alamosa portion of the train.

I'm hesitant to go editing the page by myself, considering I'm far from an expert on the D&RGW, but I just wanted to point out what I've seen might be incorrect with the page based on a book I recently read. -Ngc427 (talk) 05:08, 25 June 2023 (UTC)[reply]