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Dan Conlin (talk | contribs) (Waterville with eastbound train at the Waterville Station. Description by Randy Rockwell: "Daniel Millett shared this photo of the train sitting at the train station with steam billowing from the engine. The three warehouses can be seen on the left with a boxcar parked beside the Chute warehouse. The photo was taken looking west towards Berwick. Featured on a [https://www.facebook.com/groups/1496572413972305/posts/2818041928492007/ Watervi...) |
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== Summary == | == Summary == | ||
| − | [[Waterville]] with eastbound train at the [[Waterville Station]]. | + | [[Waterville]] with eastbound train at the [[Waterville Station]], 1930s. |
Description by [[:Category:Randy Rockwell Collection|Randy Rockwell]]: | Description by [[:Category:Randy Rockwell Collection|Randy Rockwell]]: | ||
"Daniel Millett shared this photo of the train sitting at the train station with steam billowing from the engine. The three warehouses can be seen on the left with a boxcar parked beside the Chute warehouse. The photo was taken looking west towards [[Berwick]]. | "Daniel Millett shared this photo of the train sitting at the train station with steam billowing from the engine. The three warehouses can be seen on the left with a boxcar parked beside the Chute warehouse. The photo was taken looking west towards [[Berwick]]. | ||
| + | Warehouses left to right are: Ambrose Stanley Banks, later Cornwallis Fruit Company; Northard and Lowe, later Waterville Fruit Co (F. M. Chute) and W.H. Chase, later Herbert Oyler. | ||
| + | Box cars, and possibly a flat car, can be seen at the Waterville Fruit Co and the W.H. Chase/Herbert Oyler warehouses. | ||
Featured on a [https://www.facebook.com/groups/1496572413972305/posts/2818041928492007/ Waterville Village Memories Facebook post June 19, 2022]. | Featured on a [https://www.facebook.com/groups/1496572413972305/posts/2818041928492007/ Waterville Village Memories Facebook post June 19, 2022]. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:00, 4 February 2023
Summary
Waterville with eastbound train at the Waterville Station, 1930s.
Description by Randy Rockwell: "Daniel Millett shared this photo of the train sitting at the train station with steam billowing from the engine. The three warehouses can be seen on the left with a boxcar parked beside the Chute warehouse. The photo was taken looking west towards Berwick. Warehouses left to right are: Ambrose Stanley Banks, later Cornwallis Fruit Company; Northard and Lowe, later Waterville Fruit Co (F. M. Chute) and W.H. Chase, later Herbert Oyler. Box cars, and possibly a flat car, can be seen at the Waterville Fruit Co and the W.H. Chase/Herbert Oyler warehouses.
Featured on a Waterville Village Memories Facebook post June 19, 2022.
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