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

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Accross the street we have this Bar & Grill

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And to the right we have J. Baum Tobacco.

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John Sullivan captured these details in front of J. Baum.

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As we turn the corner 274 Boston & Albany RR building comes into view.

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And on the corner we have Lennards Boots & Shoes.

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John Sullivan captured these details on Lennards Boots & Shoes.

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John Sullivan took these pictures of the Sherman and VanGallows Building.

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As we turn the corner we have this street scene and the large Sherman and VanGallows building.

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As we go around the end of the peninsula we have this scene captured by my iPhone in panorama mode. On the left is the back side of the Sherman and VanGallows Building.

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I know George has been changing the layout but this one area is, or rather was, one of my favorites. the picture above show the F&SM in recent times.

The two pictures below are 1987 views of this same area. Remember "Home of Trainor Industries"?




This is a 1987 view looking back at Trainor Ind. from the station.



George made quite a few changes to this area.

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Here are some 1987 photos of the structures on page 61.

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Tom


Thanks again for the old photographs - it is amazing how much George has changed the layout over the years.  I have lots of pictures to post of this area as it is now.

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Here are some photographs of the back of the Sherman and VanGallows building.

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A couple John Sullivan photographs of the back of the Sherman and VanGallows building.