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Denver, Mesa & Gunnison No. 22

Beginning around 1909, the DM&G began taking new engines in a simple black livery, in stark contrast to the vivid red and gold of their first five. No. 22, a Baldwin engine from 1910, is typical of the time. It served as a versatile freight engine through the Depression and both world wars, ending its career in the 1950s as a switcher in the Denver yards.