The Franklin & South Manchester Railroad - it's all about the details!

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I quick note on the picture of Fillmore taken by George's daughter Tara.  The photographs were originally distributed on a CD in high definition. George suggested that I include them here on this thread - so I'm posting them with his approval.  Tara did a great job with these photographs and I will give here proper credit as they show up in the following posts.

I think I have a copy of Tara's CD.   Tell George that I'm very happy he's letting those photos be part of this thread.  This is likely to become the "discussion of record" for the evolution of the F&SM.


dave

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The next structure in the row is the Philip Morris Building and then Sculley Corporation.

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Here are a couple pictures of this area that were taken by Tara.

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As we move to the right along this row of structures the first structure we come to is Warren's

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The next structure in the line is unnamed.

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Here is Tara's photograph of this area.

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The next structure supports a Wrigley's add.

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Here is Tara's photograph of this building.

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Moving to the right again we have the Grocer's Warehouse Corporation.

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Here is Tara's photograph of the Grocer's Warehouse Corporation.

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And the roof details captured by Tara.

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The next structure is Graw-Hill Publications.

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Here is the same structure captured by Tara.

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Moving to the right again we have Cobby Bros. Co. Pipe Works with a smaller structure in front supporting a Gold Metal Flour Sign.





This first photograph is from Tara Sellios.

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After a small alley we then have two structures side by side. Alfalfa Kratz Meats and Phineas T. Perkins Roofing Distributor.