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'Caboose A Coming' show arrives in Littleton

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Contributed by: Peggy Dietz on 3/11/2008

Visit the Depot Art Center and Galleryin downtown Littleton on April 18th and 19th from 1-4 p.m. and meet Conductor Sam Howard. Learn about train signals, our 1885 Littleton Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Depot and climb aboard our 1890s caboose!

While you are there view our 2008 Anniversary Art Show "Caboose A Comin". The artists have created images of trains, Littleton and the historic depot!

A fun time for history and art buffs, young and old.

The Depot Art Center and Gallery is located at 2060 WestPowers Avenue in downtown Littleton.The gallery is open 11-4 Wednesdays through Saturdays. Call (303) 795-0781 for more information.

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