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Amazing! Thanks for posting the photos Joe.

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More! Please show us more!

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Absolutely wonderful! Thank you.

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Great pics! thanks

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Bravo !


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I can give some info on these pictures. Top Down....

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Gipson, Langguth,Shelhamer,Lew Dodd, C.O. Behrman, Pop Niedner


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Thank you. It is so nice to be able to put names to the faces.

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I am curious if anyone would know the means used to power the shop. The line shaft and profusion of flat belts indicates that at least at one time, the shop was poweres by steam. The low shed at the end of the building with the brick stack probably housed the boiler and engine. Was it still in use in 1940?


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