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John Moore & Stan Hall Collection Photos

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(JMSH.2011.1.174) - North From Tower B Showing Pile Driver At Work

(JMSH.2011.1.143) - 336 - Looking South Along Elevation From A Point On Top Of Box Car From Reno Ave

(JMSH.2011.1.144) - 338 - Looking Ne At Seventh Street

(JMSH.2011.1.145) - 341 - Looking NW From Top Of Temp Stairway Showing Foundation For New Passenger Station

(JMSH.2011.1.146) - 341 - View From Top Of Yellow Cab Garage Showing Work For New Passenger Station

(JMSH.2011.1.147) - 342 - View From 5th St Looking South Towards Tracks, Train Sheds And Water Tank

(JMSH.2011.1.148) - 343 - Looking Se Showing Retaining Wall For Rock Island Connecting Track at Kerr Avenue

(JMSH.2011.1.149) - 344 - Looking NW Showing Supports For Rock Island Connecting Track At Kerr Avenue

(JMSH.2011.1.150) - 351 - Looking NW From A Point South Of Second Street Showing A Portion Or Rock Island Trestle

(JMSH.2011.1.151) - 352 - Looking West Through New Underpass Rock Island Connection And Main Track Second Street

(JMSH.2011.1.152) - 353 - Looking Se Showing Rock Island Connecting Track

(JMSH.2011.1.153) - 354 - Taken From Top Of New Passenger Station Looking South Showing Roof And Fire Walls

(JMSH.2011.1.125) - 319 - Looking NW From Fire Escape On Rich con Building Near Grand Ave Showing Elevation

(JMSH.2011.1.126) - 320 - From Fire Escape On Rich con Building Near Grand Ave Showing Elevation

(JMSH.2011.1.127) - 321 - View Looking South From North Of Reno Ave Showing Reno Underpass And East Retaining Wall

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