Does that mean that these ugly appendages, photographed in 2007, are gone from the clock tower? :tb-confused:
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Does that mean that these ugly appendages, photographed in 2007, are gone from the clock tower? :tb-confused:
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Jim Fitzgerald
Thanks to Siggie Masta for this great New York Central Avatar!
Yes, those "ugly appendages" are gone. I'll get some photos as soon as I can.
Mike
GN-Z-Phile
Seattle
Modelling the Empire Builder at 1:220
Greg Amer
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Another reason for me, to get healed up and get out there again!
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Gosh, it would be awesome if they found an old, boarded, up room from the fifties, that was filled with a bunch of GN stuff!Brochures, menu's, train order's, etc. Like a little day in the life, and put it on display!
To Dad, thanks for giving me my love of trains! Green signals, westbound...
Last edited by GN-Z-phile; September 3rd, 2009 at 10:39 PM. Reason: changed BSB "theme" to "scheme" - I guess they rhyme
Mike
GN-Z-Phile
Seattle
Modelling the Empire Builder at 1:220
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"If it ain't broke, you're not trying!" "The handyman's secret weapon- Duct Tape!" (Red Green)
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(GECES #12,18,25,51,55,64,67,68) (TLQ #1,10,11)-
Do you issue Model Railroad passes? Let's trade!
I saw a TV program this morning on the life of Ray Charles. It showed two shots of the King Street station in 1960. The first shot was a set NP of F's pulling into the station and the second shot was a set of GN F's pulling out of the station. The only tall building in the Seattle Sky line before the 1962 Worlds Fair,(which I attended with my family) was the Smith tower. The King Street station clock tower was well set in a background of a clear Seattle day.
I recently found an old, discoloring slide taken from the Smith Tower. It looks down on King Street, Union Station, and more. Dates form the early to mid-1950's. Quite a reminder of what was there when I was young.
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Railroadiana, RR photos & more- Please visit my TRAIN ORDERS web site!
"If it ain't broke, you're not trying!" "The handyman's secret weapon- Duct Tape!" (Red Green)
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(GECES #12,18,25,51,55,64,67,68) (TLQ #1,10,11)-
Do you issue Model Railroad passes? Let's trade!
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