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Trolley Car Pulling Flat Car Carrying McCormick Binder and Mower

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Group of people posing on a trolley car, which is pulling a flat car loaded with a McCormick grain binder and mower as part of an event culminating the "Crossing the Heights, Frederick County," Virginia, as indicated on the banner. Trolley car owned and operated by Frederick and Middleton Railway. On the side of the flat car is a banner that reads: "Hail to the Chief, Scene of McCormick, Binders and Mowers crossing the heights of Frederick County." The sign on the side of the railroad car reads: "Frederick & Middletown Railway." Another sign at the front of the car is for the "Knights of Pithias Picnic."

Date Created:
1899
Creator:
McCormick Harvesting Machine Company

Publication Information

Creator McCormick Harvesting Machine Company
Date Created 1899

Physical Description

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Dimensions 26 x 21 cm

Collection Information

Source Collection Glass negative series, circa 1900-1939
Call Number IHAA-0078
Media Number Box 2

Copyright Information

Copyright Status NO COPYRIGHT - UNITED STATES
Rights Holder Wisconsin Historical Society
Unique ID
W01404S
Legacy ID
WHi 9223

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