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In addition to the busy Saturday work sessions, volunteers often assemble at the Roundhouse and elsewhere to tackle a number of other opportunities to further our projects.
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At the above left, we see the enhanced lighting around Don Station allowing it to hold its own at night in the company of the well-lit Cabin D and its tool shed. At the above right, a team of three moved an antique flat-belt drive drill press last Monday from Union Station to our machine shop. There are a number of historic artefacts stored in Union Station that will be recovered in the near future for our museum as Union Station begins going through its own restoration process.
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Below we find our LRC field team at work again last Sunday to continue cannibalizing LRC #6919 for parts with which to restore our LRC #6917. For examples, while our LRC #6917 was in the best shape for restoration, some of the glass in the windows was cracked. We recovered some complete window assemblies from #6919 which will make authentic replacement easy! Click here for our earlier TRHA news report on the salvage effort. Click here for the story of our our acquisition of LRC #6917!
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Posting by Russ Milland; Pictures by Michale Guy & Lance Gleich
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