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Frank Martindell

November 15, 2000 07:25PM

Hey guys we have lost track of the objective here. My original question was in relation to the corrigated building that still stands on the west side of the tracks just south of the Log Bunk house, not the larger warehouse that was removed. Any thoughts on that one which has been called in my presence and on the yard brochures "THE WOOL WAREHOUSE".

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History of Wool Warehouse	Frank Martindell	November 07, 2000 10:00AM
Re: History of Wool Warehouse	El Coke	November 07, 2000 10:26AM
Re: History of Wool Warehouse	Earl	November 11, 2000 09:00AM
Forgot about the "master plan"	El Coke	November 11, 2000 09:32AM
Re: Forgot about the "master plan"	Earl	November 11, 2000 01:42PM
woulkd work good in Califiornia	El Coke	November 11, 2000 03:53PM
Who knew....	Herb Kelsey	November 12, 2000 11:27PM
Sleeping Car Service	Les Jarrett	November 12, 2000 12:41PM
Re: History of Wool Warehouse	Frank Martindell	November 15, 2000 07:25PM
Theory	El Coke	November 16, 2000 08:20PM
Re: Theory	Earl	November 18, 2000 08:21AM

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