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

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Moving on with our tour - right next to Tara E. Gumsy Baby Goods we have Abbott Heating & Plumbing.

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Accross the street from Abbott's is Charles Cooper & Company.

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Mark Dalrymple took these nice photographs of Charles Cooper & Company.

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Next door to Cooper's is the A C Gilbert Company.

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Mark Dalrymple took this photographs of A. C. Gilbert & Company.

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The tall building behind is the Dovertown News Building.

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In front of these structures next to the high line is the Dovertown Freight Depot.

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Moving to the right we have Spanky Shoes:

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I don't have a name for the stone freight building next Spanky Shoes (it's on my list of questions for George).


Notes added 12/11/15: I talked to George and this building is called Stones Welding Company.

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Behind Spanky Shoes in the picture is G. Wilikers.











This photograph from Mark Dalrymple caught the G. Wilikers sign and part of the building.

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As we move toward the front of the layout we have Pallenberg's.

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This one is from Mark Dalrymple.

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At this point we have reached the Northfield River on the F&SM. Here is an overview picture of the area from John Sullivan.

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Tonight we hit a landmark 1000th picture of the F&SM posted to this thread. Time to get some rest.  More soon.

[Mike Engler]

John, you are amazing. A labor of love, as I know the time you spend cataloging, editing, re-sizing and posting these. I hope this is somehow saved for posterity in various "clouds" or whatever. Thanks!