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sjh7

May 03, 2018 10:48AM

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Also, notice that building the corner.. the train's on 45-B, so is that General Store, I think? Or Gilton Club? Anyway - it's in really good condition (at least that corner of it). Not everything was run down and falling apart in 1951.

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RGS 74 at Ophir 1951	drgwk37	April 29, 2018 07:00PM
Re: RGS 74 at Ophir 1951	Wayne Hoskin	April 30, 2018 06:33PM
Re: RGS 74 at Ophir 1951	Earl	April 30, 2018 07:36PM
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Re: RGS 74 at Ophir 1951	sjh7	May 03, 2018 10:48AM

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