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C & NW RR, working on a locomotive at the 40th Street railroad shops, Chicago, Ill. (LOC)

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  • Scott S said:
    I like how this collection isn't just a selection of best works, they also include the various takes that were done by the artist.
  • marley1027 said:
    The lighting in some of his shots from this group is absolutely stunning. Thank you for posting these. Dave
  • pie said:
    this makes me think of the photo on the cover of "an introduction to error analysis", which is of a train coming out of an upper story window at the Montparnasse station in France :) this is the photo they used: www.uscibooks.com/Taylorposter.jpg

Greasing a locomotive at the 40th Street shops of the C & NW RR. (LOC)

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  • iris.schimandle said:
    Again, not Proviso Yard and therefore in Chicago rather than Melrose Park.
  • The Library of Congress said:
    iris.schimandle: Thanks for the correction! We've updated all 19 affected records in our own catalog ( http://www.loc.gov/rr/print/catalog.html), and the information will be updated in Flickr soon, too. (4/25/08)

Section of a locomotive frame, which will be welded to replace a broken locomotive frame, Chicago, Ill. Workman is indicating what place must be cut. At the 40th Street shop of C&NWRR (LOC)

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  • iris.schimandle said:
    Again, not Proviso and therefore in Chicago rather than Melrose Park.
  • The Library of Congress said:
    iris.schimandle: Thanks for the correction! We've updated all 19 affected records in our own catalog ( http://www.loc.gov/rr/print/catalog.html), and the information will be updated in Flickr soon, too. (4/25/08)
  • Pechristener said:
    The common technical term is 'marking', not 'indicating'.