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Not even a Wandering Tumbleweed in sight! from National Library of Ireland on The Commons uploaded May 2023
Annie Applebaum from North East Museums uploaded February 2022
Solomon Abrahams from North East Museums uploaded February 2022
Falk Abelskie from North East Museums uploaded February 2022
Gertie Abelskie from North East Museums uploaded February 2022
Saul Aaron from North East Museums uploaded February 2022
Rebecca Aaron from North East Museums uploaded February 2022
David Aaron from North East Museums uploaded February 2022
Golda Lipman from North East Museums uploaded January 2022
Amelia Freedman from North East Museums uploaded December 2021
Esther Levbovitch from North East Museums uploaded December 2021
Jane Lazarson from North East Museums uploaded December 2021
Rebecca Cohen from North East Museums uploaded December 2021
What would happen if Clones was cloned??? from National Library of Ireland on The Commons uploaded June 2021
Park Robinson from North East Museums uploaded March 2021
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N.Y. Nat. Guard, Texas (LOC)
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swanq said:
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Seuss. said:
Also in the Robert Runyon collection. There this is identified as the 14th NY Infantry
Not even a Wandering Tumbleweed in sight!
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beachcomber australia said:
Flickr is sometimes amazing! In August 1965 via Alistair Ness. That is seven year old Alistair ...
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John Spooner said:
An ideal place for a bird to build its nest without fear of disturbance. So more so in 1959 than 31 years previously. Londonderry Sentinel - Tuesday 10 July 1928:
A wagtail has built her nest underneath boards covering the points the Clogher Valley Bailway line at Maguiresbridge Station. Although the points are moved each time a train passes over the nest, the bird sits calmly hatching her four eggs.
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Niall McAuley said:
At wikipedia we learn it opened in 1859, closed in 1957, just a couple of years before this shot.
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John Spooner said:
Barbara Griggs mourned the passing of the Clogher Valley line in her column in Ireland's Saturday Night on Saturday 04 May 1968
I was with friends in a car coming from Enniskillen via the Clogher Valley. a region I once had a weaknoss for. I knew it when the old Clogher Valley Railway meandered through woods, on the roadside, and along streets of wee towns. Romantic, charming, and out of this world. It ran from Maguiresbridge to Tynan. There was Augher, Clogher, FivemiletwAm, Baliygawley, Caledon: all delightful wee villages. except for big Aughnacloy with its wide square. its markets, and all that, and the railway workshops down the hill. It was, so to speak. a diadem of a valley, the towns and villages strung on it like jewels. To-day? Mere unimpressive items on a wide trunk road. They'd lost their characteristic background.
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Niall McAuley said:
The 1906 railway map shows how it is the terminus of the Clogher Valley railway as well as a stop on the Dundalk to Enniskillen route. The Clogher Valley narrow gauge closed in 1942.
