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Yale Varsity line-up (LOC)

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  • Misty Morning said:
    the finest of the fine this country has to offer, right? wonder whose sons they were.
  • Matt Fitzwater-Stevens said:
    Currently, the sport of this "varsity line-up" is unlisted. Judging from the dock and what might be oars at bottom left, this might be Yale's crew team.
  • trumpete4u said:
    Yes, this is the dock in front of the Yale boathouse in Gales Ferry, CT.
    It's still there. I grew up there.
  • aware health said:
    I take it that the jockstrap hadn't yet been invented...
  • swanq said:
    See for another photo at same time and place.

Yale "Bowl" -- Athletic field (LOC)

[New York, New Haven and Hartford Locomotive No. 321 crash through roundhouse]

  • miningcamper said:
    Now that's one well-built locomotive! Notice how little the front end was damaged.
  • Martin van Duijn said:
    It looks like if the men down there are trying to uphold the wall!
  • Cornelius Koelewijn said:
    Great shot. The engine doesn't seem to have any serious damage at all. Does this roundhouse still exist or has it been demolished? Found another shot that was made just after the accident - there's still smoke coming out of the stack: brooksengineeringdesign.com/railroadmuseum.html (about halfway)
  • Klaus Brockmeier said:
    Since when women drive steam locomotives? :-)