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David Larrabee Collection

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Identifier

1924 02 MEC Magazine

Description

Maine Central Magazine - February 1924 High Lights...:

- Interesting advertising showcasing MEC customers and Maine Industry.

- A Day in the Waterville Shops

- How Maine Central Co-operation Secured a Market for Native Beef

- The Port of Missing Articles (Lost and Found)

- Editorial - Our Thanks Are Due

- The Maine Central Family

- The Ghost of the Wire (Telegraphers Experiences)

- Some Views of the Waterville Shops

- Wrecking Floor, Blacksmith Shop and more

- A Talk With Johnny Mace (MECs oldest conductor)

- J.L.Riggie Winner of Prize For Unique Picture

- Flooded Passenger Yard at Bangor Yard - 1923

- Financial and Industrial - School Upon Wheels

- The Maine Central Instruction Car - Sports

- Episode in Bangor Yard

and much more.... /DL

Exact Creation Date

2-1924

Keywords

Native Beef; Lost and Found; Bangor Yard Flood; Instruction Car; Waterville Shops; Telegrapher; Blacksmith Shop

Maine Central Magazine - Febuary 1924



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