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Wow...1955? Neither my hubby NOR myself were even twinkles in ANYONE'S eye then! He wasn't born til 1962 and myself 1971...sheesh. Amazing this paper has held up this long!!

~LG
LOL @ Crimson Rain....he would probably be seen eating an apple while setting up his tripod and cleaning the lenses on his cameras. :D There ya go...gotta giggle some more now lol!

I love how the teeth are in sharp focus and the rest of it is kind of blurred out!!!

~LG
EH...why do I have that stupid commercial in my head now....

The HOPPAH! LOL!

Rivets...reminds me of those old cartoons from the war-era somehow. :)

~LG
Wanderer--yes and it has been for some time now. We all have either gas heat or electric heat here in this part of PA anyhow...and we were BIG in the coal business at one time. :)

These look so very old.

~LG
Wow...the stories this machinery can tell...

All rusted and thrown into decay from disuse. :( How sad.

~LG
I too think that something was taken out of the building through that hole. :) It looks like a gaping maw...creeeeeepy.

~LG
Pennsylvania's Coal Country, huh? Guess where I live? HAHA...Northeast Pennsylvania, which was also a BIG part of the Coal era! Our old house was built for the miners and their families and our old house and the house next to it, and the house next to that all looked almost identical in appearance because they were "cookie cutter" houses for those families.

The house we are in now (other side of town) was also built during that time (50's I think?) so this whole area was very important to the coal production. :)

I would love to know exactly where in PA this is...I know they have a lot of breakers out by Pittsburgh. I am across the state from there, but we also have a large breaker just like this right here in Scranton. :)

YAY! I get to look at more pic-ee-tures! :D
~LG
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another great shot, this is my kinda photograph
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i love old rusty machinery great gallery Motts
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Looks like giant watch works. Very cool picture.
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At first glance I saw a whole row of morters
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Ah yes I was right once again for this year
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1 big hole in the side of that building
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Ok we got the shoes where are the soap dispensers???? Where's the lone chair???? Glad to see new stuff up I LOVE this website!!!!!!
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Stacked angles.....


4:03 p.m. Sunday, February 2nd 2013
Sun City, California