[Steam-engine] Milwaukee Solvay Coke Plant Engine Pictures

[Terry Welch]

Rick you should have said something a gave copys of most what I had to the Salem Historical Society. I was there. Saw it all like Larry did first hand. I can send you some also if you would like. I have about disks full of photos from various people.

It was nice visiting with you at the Tod Engine Site. You have quite a project there. Best of luck on it. I will be stopping back to see the progress when I get out that way.
Terry Welch

Tod Engine wrote:

> Several months ago Larry Tucker sent me a CD of photos of the Milwaukee Solvay Coke Plant engines taken after the compressor building had been demolished.  There is well over 100 photos which I am uploading to two Webshots albums.  The URL for the first album is:
> http://community.webshots.com/album/393095569UhgzXm
>
> I will get the rest of the photos in the second album uploaded tonight.  I wish I had the money to bring one of those Buckeye engines to Youngstown, but the timing is very bad for us as we are in the middle of a huge expenditure in moving the Tod Engine and setting it up.  However the Rock River Thresheree Association in Edgerton, Wisconsin has saved one of the verticals and Larry wants to save another of the verticals.
>
> Be warned! These aren't pretty pictures. Graphic images of historic iron on death row!
>
> Rick Rowlands
> Executive Director
> Tod Engine Heritage Park
> William Tod 34" x 68" x 60" Cross Compound Steam Engine
> Youngstown, OH
> http://www.todengine.org/
> Photo Albums Online: http://community.webshots.com/user/todengine
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