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St George St.

St Augustine

Dec 24-'22

This photograph shows a steam tractor on the left, joined by a cable to another type of rolling machinery on the right. They are on the road rather than the railroad track which can be seen in the foreground of the photograph.

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This photograph shows a steam tractor. Note the water tank on back and steam release in upper right-hand quadrant of the image.

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This photograph shows two steam rollers. It is possible they are joined. Note they are on the road rather than the railroad track.

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This photograph shows an old stock car leaning to the left of the main railroad track. The passing track is on the right. The old stock car would have been used to transport cattle. The cattle would have walked up the ramp and into the stock car. …

When Hatchards, Mr. Porter

Mother Mann, Charles

and I were motoring northward

leaving Miami, we came

to this scene a few mis.

out of Miami-late in

Mch 1922.

Mrs Porter was with us

and Mr Hatchard carried one

of our…

Street scene in Jaurez, Mexico.

Taken on our "stop over" in El Paso,

Texas, Dec., night of 23rd.

Mexicans selling strange looking

foods in street in front of me.

Bad looking neighbor town, - a

disgrace to civilization.

A little…

This is a photo of the Strong's Hardware Sunbury, O truck. In the back of the truck is a boy with his dog. He is dressed in a hat, a wig and has a pipe in his mouth. There is also a large racoon under the leaves of a tree limb toward the front of…

Mrs. Wheaton did not describe this stereograph or name the location of its content. It appears to be an old settlement and the wooden walkway placed, perhaps, for tourists to walk inside the empty buildings. If you have information about the content…

This photo was taken by Sunbury News photographer Bill Whitney. It appears in the September 19,1951 edition of the Sunbury News. The photo was taken at the Southworth Memorial Park.

"First row, left to right: Jay Stemen, Chuck Barney, Junior…