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Taylor Rush

December 06, 2003 02:06PM

Lon,
OK, I'm kinda confused by the question, but here goes. The large building with the cupola on the city side of the current structures was the carshop, and it has been torn down. The current large building was at one time a carshop/car reapair facility. When the mallets arrived, it was turned into an enginehouse because they were too big for the turntable. So today, a carshop/car repair/engine house as well as a store house still stand. Make any sense?
Talk to You Soon, Taylor

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