trafficlight
5 photos tagged trafficlight, from 5 members of Flickr Commons.
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- winter
- trafficsignal
- chimney
- sky
- ma
- jack
- community
- industrial
- factory
- traffic
- massachusetts
- watertower
- 1940
- powerlines
- smokestack
- libraryofcongress
- blueskies
- stoplight
- forties
- sunnyday
- delano
- factories
- fsa
- brockton
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- The Library of Congress
- Stockholm Transport Museum
- State Library of New South Wales
- Randolph Historical Society
- Cloyne and District Historical Society
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Photos tagged trafficlight:
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Look Listen from Randolph Historical Society uploaded 1 April
New Traffic Signals for Northbrook - 2006 from Cloyne and District Historical Society uploaded April 2023
Stureplan, Stockholm in the winter of 1957 from Stockholm Transport Museum uploaded August 2011
[Douglas Shoe Factory, Spark St., Brockton, Mass.] (LOC) from The Library of Congress uploaded January 2008
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Stureplan, Stockholm in the winter of 1957
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[Douglas Shoe Factory, Spark St., Brockton, Mass.] (LOC)
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youzoid said:
beautiful image - inspiring.
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susan_fenton1 said:
My father worked in the shoe industry in Brockton with his father and brothers. They had a factory on Spark St. He recognized this photo as the WL Douglas Shoe Factory, also on Spark St in Brockton. He's pretty sure all the buildings are part of the same factory. Douglas was a mayor of Brockton and governor of Massachusetts in the late 1800's - early 1900's.
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rrsafety said:
Yahoo maps is best for this one: Go to "201 Spark St Brockton MA 02302" and view the satellite image. You'll see the two houses on the left of the photo. Looks like the brown buildings have been torn down, but the grey buildings in the back are now painted white and still stand. View them at MSN Live Maps and click on the "birdseye" option.
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AntyDiluvian said:
Looks like this was taken from the corner of Howard and North Montello Streets in Brockton. There were -- and still are -- railroad tracks out there by those piles and mounds. I used to walk here every day in the summer -- sometimes along the street, sometimes along the tracks -- on my way to and from the Montello Pool, just north of here.
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bren_tommy said:
my dad worked there back in his day