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Bob Meckley

January 15, 2010 09:18AM

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Tony:
Was it the Portland Co of Portland Me that built the two rotaries for the RGS? and do you have their S/N's. Working with the WW&F group, they have found that a large portion of the Portland Co drawings are available at the Maine Historical Society. They list 60 drawers of drawings with an index. The group found WW&F #9 plans and some freight car detail plans available from them.
[minerva.maine.edu]
Thanks
Bob Meckley

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