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Photos by MeHenry : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

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chasleese said:

The SooLine sign on this caboose was painted by Donald E Leese of Mercer WI. His Father, Charles P Leese Sr, worked for SantaFe and invented the first spring suspension for rail cars. The rail car suspension used on today's rail cars are enhaned versions of Charles P Leese Sr's invention and have a striking resembance to the initial version. Sincerly, Charles P Leese II


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Carol Minar said:

Hi MeHenry I see I wrote you a note a while ago about the fake fort that was torn down. I didn't mean to be mean about the fake fort. I shoud have, at that time, congratulated you on your interest in the real old buildings in Ashland. The city is indeed rich in architectural heritage. I hadn't seen all your nice pictures and photography skills. They are good! What do you think can be done to foster an interest and support group for all the wonderful structure in Ashland? Keep up your interest and support for preservation. There is so much to do.


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reaexpress said:

Is this the viaduct that the wooden trestle ran above? I seem to remember that one being partially crushed when we used to play in the ravine in the 50's


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Carol Minar said:

This thing has been demolished. Not historical and rotten to the core. Gone due to disney look.


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DrTomJ said:

This was the Catholic church in the 1950's. St. James, I think!


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DrTomJ said:

This is First Presbyterian Church (At least it was in the 1950's when I attended it!)


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rickdmon said:

The ore dock is such a part of Ashland and it's history - it should be repaired.

If most people remember, there were over 20 docks at one time and Ashland was known as "Whistle Stop".

I remember ice fishing near the dock and fishing in the "diamonds" in the summer time for crappie and trout and northern pike.


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reaexpress said:

If you look on "Virtual Earth" you can see the shadow of the tower from the satelite view. I can remember as a kid going out there when the roundhouse was at the same location. Others have told me the view of this location on Google earth is orange due to the ore residue from the day.


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Pantelhs said:

Voted.Greetings from Greece.

My contest.


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J_Trane said:

Yup....Good ol CN :) Sweet catch :)


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