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:Whilst looking for another reference to Danvers, my bound copy of ME fell open at this page - an article by LBSC on the 14th annual meeting of the Brotherhood of Live Steamers at Danvers held on October 4th, 5th, and 6th, 1946. | :Whilst looking for another reference to Danvers, my bound copy of ME fell open at this page - an article by LBSC on the 14th annual meeting of the Brotherhood of Live Steamers at Danvers held on October 4th, 5th, and 6th, 1946. | ||
:Some photos sent to [[LBSC]] by [[ | :Some photos sent to [[LBSC]] by [[Charles A. Purinton|Carl Purinton]]. Apparently, at this meeting, a bunch of photos were taken of the members pesent and sent to LBSC along with a note of greeting by a certain Bill Leggett. | ||
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Posted by John Baguley on Chaski.org, 30 December 2010
- Whilst looking for another reference to Danvers, my bound copy of ME fell open at this page - an article by LBSC on the 14th annual meeting of the Brotherhood of Live Steamers at Danvers held on October 4th, 5th, and 6th, 1946.
- Some photos sent to LBSC by Carl Purinton. Apparently, at this meeting, a bunch of photos were taken of the members pesent and sent to LBSC along with a note of greeting by a certain Bill Leggett.
The old Forney tank doing the job.
Norman Robinson's 3-1/2 inch gauge "Fayette".
Set 'em alight, boys!
A transatlantic "Clapham Junction".
The East Roundhouse
