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

[S&S RR]

And now for the river that flows directly behind the rocky Point Depot.

[S&S RR]

The river is first seen as it flows out of the portholes underneath the Samuel C. Jollie & Co. Warehouse & Storage building.

[S&S RR]

Next to the water fall is the Ebenezer Griswold & Sons building.











This picture is from Mark Dalrymple. Added 6/23/15.

[S&S RR]

The next structure in this row is The Franklin Gazette Building.

[S&S RR]

And next to The Franklin Gazette building is Stuffy's Tavern

[S&S RR]

Between The Franklin Gazette building and Porky's Place we have this structure - I don't have a name for it.

[S&S RR]

Tonight we are going to concentrate on the smaller structures that make up the main street of Franklin as it winds it's way up the hill.

[S&S RR]

The first structure on the right as we move move up the hill is the Downtown Garage.







Here is a great shot from Mark Dalrymple looking past the garage and up the street .  Picture added 06/23/15

[S&S RR]

The second structure on this street is - The Fog Bank Cafe. Thanks for the help with this name.

[S&S RR]

The third structure on the right hand side of the street is the Continental Typewriter Shop.

[S&S RR]

The fourth structure is Senours Floor Paint.




Here is the view farther up the street if you really reach in from Mark Dalrymple. 

[gnatshop]

The second structure on this street is - I need help with this sign - The Joy Bank Cafe??.

Based on their oyster stew special, I would guess on the Fog Bank Cafe!
Just another one of George's subtle jabs at anyone lookin' at his masterpiece - as I've said before, he
has a wicked sense of humor!

[S&S RR]

The second structure on this street is - I need help with this sign - The Joy Bank Cafe??.

Based on their oyster stew special, I would guess on the Fog Bank Cafe!
Just another one of George's subtle jabs at anyone lookin' at his masterpiece - as I've said before, he
has a wicked sense of humor!

David


I like your name better - it's on my questions list for George.

[Mike Engler]

I occasionally have to agree with Gnatshop- it has to be "The Fog Bank Cafe".

[ranny9]

Has George ever discussed how he makes the insulators on the power/telephone poles?