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Four minutes after Amtrak 682 headed east came counterpart Downeaster train 681 headed to North Station from Brunswick lead by phase III heritage NPCU 90406 and shoved by wreath bedecked P42DC 119. They are heading through CPF FR (Frost) at MP BW26.7 on Main 2 of modern day CSXT's Portland Sub mainline. This is the former Pan Am Railways Freight mainline (original Boston and Maine Railroad) which is owned and maintained by the T as its Western Route (Haverhill Line) mainline but dispatched by CSXT from their former PAR facility in Billerica. Holding back on Main 1 in the distance just this side of the South Union St. overpass is MBTA 1129 on the point of a special business train headed to Portland.
At right is the famed Ayer Mill Clock Tower, with the world’s largest mill clock. Its four big glass faces are only 6 inches smaller than Big Ben in London. It is the treasured icon and landmark of the community, a hard luck post industrial city that was once an industrial powerhouse trying to reclaim a bit of its past glory
Lawrence was formed in 1843 from land purchased from Methuen and Andover by successful business men from Lowell to establish a new textile manufacturing industry on the banks of the Merrimack River. Periods of boom followed periods of financial difficulty for the huge mills that attracted immigrant workers from all over Europe. By the 1890’s a solution to stability appeared to be consolidation and in 1899 under the direction of Frederick Ayer, eight textile companies merged under a new trust: The American Woolen Company.
In 1906, president of the American Woolen Company, William Wood, Frederick Ayer’s son-in-law, completed construction of a huge new mill intended to produce all the yarn for the company and named it the Wood Worsted Mill. Just one wing of this new mill was half a mile long. The mill spun the fleece of 600,000 sheep in just five hours, but even with this capacity Wood soon realized that it could never produce all the yarn requirements of the company, so he began construction of the Ayer mill, named after his father-in-law, in 1909.
The Ayer Mill, built to spin and dye yarn, was opened on October 3, 1910. Its grand, illuminated clock tower immediately became the architectural focal point of the Merrimack Valley. Decades later the competition of synthetic materials, the migration of the mill companies to southern states, and the end of war-time demand for woolen blankets and clothing doomed northern mills, and The American Woolen Company closed in 1955. Without regular maintenance, the Ayer mill clock soon stopped working. As thousands of residents lost jobs the city fell into major decline and the grand old clock, its disrepair visible to all at 260 feet above street level, became a symbol of the Valley’s economic troubles.
After 36 years, the community rallied in 1991 to restore the clock. Over $1 million was raised and artisans were called in to bring it back to life. Clemente Abascal, a realtor and community activist working on the effort, saw the restoration as a harbinger of hope. “Once the economy starts turning around, the city of Lawrence will come back stronger than ever. That clock symbolizes people at work”, he said. The original bell that had called thousands of people to and from work throughout the city, had been lost for years and was replaced by a beautiful replica.
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El 2 de Noviembre es el día de los difuntos, de todas las personas queridas que ya no están con nosotros.
Aunque las recordamos siempre pero este día es especial, la Iglesia lo celebra como el día de los Santos Difuntos, se dicen Misas, y muchas personas que nunca van a la Iglesia, ese día lo hacen y se llenan las mismas en todos los horarios de Misas.
Debe ser un día alegre, porque los creyentes saben que sus seres queridos están ahora en un lugar donde ya no sufren son felices y desde el cual cuidan de nosotros.
Esas velas nos dicen que su luz es la de tantos seres queridos que ya no están con nosotros pero que seguimos recordando y queriendo. Si los recordamos vivirán siempre en nuestros corazones
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"El recuerdo es el Paraiso del cual no podemos ser expulsados"
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Empresa de Blas y Cia - 682 | 1928 JJR
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522 - Madrid (Principe Pio) > Mostoles (DGT)
Het was gisteren een drukke bedoeling rond de Hornweg in de Amsterdamse Westhaven. Twee RFO bakkies waren actief.
Toen in aankwam had RFO 682 de wagens al op de Steinweg geplaatst. De overige wagens werden geparkeerd om later deze week beladen te worden.
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