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

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Here is a picture of Stuffy's from Mark Dalrymple.

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And a couple more from John Sullivan.

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Next to Stuffy's we have Sal Manila Egg Wholesalers.  And a nice brick structure which I confirmed with George doesn't have a name. George told me that the front of the building is away from the viewer so he didn't add a name to the front.

[Vilius]

Thank you again for posting. Stuffy's is my all time favorite FSM kit.

Vilius

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Thank you again for posting. Stuffy's is my all time favorite FSM kit.

Vilius

Vilius


I'm glad you are enjoying the pictures.  Stuffy's is one of the great FSM kits.  I'm finding that my all time favorite is the one I'm working on at the time. 

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Here are a few pictures of Sal Manila Egg Wholesalers.

























This photograph is from Mark Dalrymple.

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Zooming back a little so we can take in this area of the layout.

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With this last post we passed the 800 F&SM picture mark.

[ACL1504]

John,

Great photo's of the F&SM.

Tom

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John,

Great photo's of the F&SM.

Tom

Thanks Tom

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Behind Sal Manila Egg Wholesalers is Starky's Coal another FSM kit number 245.

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Just to the right and back is FSM kit number 220 Chester W. Rawlings Furniture Company.

























This photograph is from Mark Dalrymple.

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Moving back in front we have Barter's Garage.

















This last photographs is from John Sullivan.

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And moving to the right we have T. McAvity and Sons.

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Zooming out we can see the general area.