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Transfer Yard (1910)
Richard Ramik
Hey Gang:
At the time the photo was taken, my dad was 10-years old. At 12, he started working in the D&H coal mines in the area. I am some what familiar with the Scranton area, but I'm at a loss in trying to place this location. Would appreciate it, if some could specifically provide me with the location.
Thanks,
Rich Ramik
At the time the photo was taken, my dad was 10-years old. At 12, he started working in the D&H coal mines in the area. I am some what familiar with the Scranton area, but I'm at a loss in trying to place this location. Would appreciate it, if some could specifically provide me with the location.
Thanks,
Rich Ramik
Thanks Tom, my bad
Fenton
On Fri, Sep 16, 2022 at 08:13 PM, O Fenton Wells wrote:
Yes I was referring to the alcohol version of rye. There are several good versions available today as it has made a come back in the marketYUMMO? Don't recognize that one. You usually make meanings obvious.YUMMO
TIA
Tom Madden
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Yes I was referring to the alcohol version of rye. There are several good versions available today as it has made a come back in the market
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Fenton
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On Sep 16, 2022, at 5:43 PM, Bruce Smith <smithbf@...> wrote:
Whiskey. Green (not Great) Valley Rye (Whiskey) was a product of Casey Bros. Pennsylvania (or Pennsyltucky, as some like to call it), used to famous for its Rye whiskey.
Here is a match case advertising said Rye
Regards,BruceBruce SmithAuburn, AL
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In this context is Rye a synonym for rye whiskey or is it advertising rye the seed?. My eye was caught by the massive sign for the dancing school.
Whiskey. Green (not Great) Valley Rye (Whiskey) was a product of Casey Bros. Pennsylvania (or Pennsyltucky, as some like to call it), used to famous for its Rye whiskey.
Here is a match case advertising said Rye
Regards,
Bruce
Bruce Smith
Auburn, AL
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In this context is Rye a synonym for rye whiskey or is it advertising rye the seed?. My eye was caught by the massive sign for the dancing school.
Eric Hansmann
It could be either. The 1910 image pre-dates Prohibition.
And how knew Malarkey was a dancer?
Eric Hansmann
Murfreesboro, TN
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In this context is Rye a synonym for rye whiskey or is it advertising rye the seed?. My eye was caught by the massive sign for the dancing school.
Love the Great Valley Rye painted on the building. Rye is making a great comeback in the country.
Fenton
On Fri, Sep 16, 2022 at 1:03 PM Bob Chaparro via groups.io <chiefbobbb=verizon.net@groups.io> wrote:
Transfer Yard (1910)
Photo courtesy of Eric Hansmann’s Notes on Designing, Building, and Operating Model Railroads blog.
Caption:
DL&W Freight Transfer Yard, Scranton, PA, September 5, 1910. Photo B0663 DL&W Company Photo Collection, Steamtown NPS.
Bob Chaparro
Hemet, CA
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