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matt j.

January 23, 2001 08:14AM

I have a question for the Marshall Pass Scholars... What is the name of the first tank below the Summit on the East side? I would guess it is about a mile below the Summit. There is a footing for the tank still in the ground as well as a piece of pipe which fed the tank. There are other artifacts all about which I think are from a section house that was below the grade. My guess is that it is Grey's (SP) Tank. I would appreciate any responses.
regards,
matt j.

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