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Number 40 steams along the Keystone branch of the Nevada Northern Railroad in the late afternoon light.
Another version of an earlier shot, taken on Leanna's camera and forwarded to me by her. That was Thursday night waiting for the bus to the casino. If you like a venue with dim lights and no little kids or teenagers about, a casino is the place to go!
Taken 031613 at a dinner/dance at The Keystone Conference in The Sheraton-Harrisburg Hershey Hotel. (L to R) Michelle Boule,Faye, me and Sandy Martin.
Amtrak ACS-64 #669 leads train #645 through Middletown PA on January 25, 2022.
Lomography CN800, Rolleicord lll
Taken in the lobby of The Sheraton Harrisburg -Hershey Hotel on 031413 while attending The Keystone Conference.
Automatic compact camera for 35mm , made in USA; built-in flash , motorized film transport .Although the name "Keystone" is not mentioned on the camera , it is unmistakably of that brand .
Faye and me.Taken 032714 at our first day at The Keystone Conference in The Sheraton Hotel in Harrisburg PA,
Heading out to the Casino--way overdressed for a Thursday night! (This is Harrisburg PA after all, perhaps camo instead?)
Great outfit but I can't wear it again this year, what will people think!
Will be dressing down in jeans for the casino bus trip.
Taken 032914 on the last evening of the The Keystone Conference in The Sheraton Hotel in Harrisburg PA.
Taken 031613 in the afternoon, at The Keystone Conference, in the lobby of The Sheraton Harrisburg- Hershey Hotel.
Ramsay Keystone Bridge
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Millions of tons of mining and logging materials have crossed the Black River on this stone arch bridge. Yet it’s no surprise that the Ramsay Keystone Bridge remains structurally sound. After all, it was built in 1891 — a newcomer compared to Roman stone arch bridges that have stood for 2,000 years.
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The “keystone” refers to the last — and most important — stone added to the arch, the one at the top that holds the whole structure in place without mortar. The downward force on the arch spreads from the keystone to all the other stones. A wooden frame supports the arch during construction until the keystone is placed.
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It isn’t know why the Chicago & North Western Railroad choose to build this bridge of stone so late in the 19th Century, but a bridge iron worker and railroad historian notes that this structure is well suited to the type of rock underlying it. The bridge, which cost $48,322 to build, consists of a series of arches, each with a keystone to lock it in place. The f-foot-thick blocks are limestone from Kaukauna, Wisconsin. The bridge is 45 feet long, 44 feet wide, and 57 feet high.
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From the Western Upper Peninsula Heritage Trail sign at the location.
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Behind the Keystone Bridge is an early State Trunk Line concrete bridge design from an era when it connected to US-2, when it passed through Ramsay.
Taken on 032814 on our second evening at The Keystone Conference at The Sheraton Hotel in Harrisburg, PA.
This was at the end of the first full day at Keystone. I wasn't thrilled the following morning that I woke up at 5:15. By 6 I gave up and hit the gym. Maybe I was worried that my registration at this conference would be revoked because I went a the whole previous day without changing outfits. I'm pretty sure that's a serious offense at this event! ;)
NS SD70ACe 1084 leads this westbound empty coal train thru Keystone WV. all the while having PTC issues.
First Keystone party night 💜
Turns out I clean up pretty well…
and even better company at the @cdi.nyc soirée
Taken 032914 on the last evening of the The Keystone Conference in The Sheraton Hotel in Harrisburg PA.
A pair of GE AC motors lead Q135 westbound down track 2 under the Western Maryland's Keystone Viaduct on a summer afternoon.
A PRR H42A covered hopper survived in original paint until 1998, thirty years after the end of the PRR.
While at this year's Keystone Conference, this was my casual daytime look for shopping & socializing!
My ensemble consists of my red nylon lycra ¾ sleeve bodysuit from bodysuit.com, my Jeanology black stretch 3 pocket skinny jeans and corset style stretch belt from newportnews.com, black leather look flat heeled knee boots from chadwicks.com and my black leather look jacket from venus.com.
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Picture by and copyright Cassandra Storm, used by permission. She touched this up a little. :)
read about this night at sophielynne1.blogspot.com/2013/03/keystone-conference-par...
Subtitle: Do men make passes at girls who wear glasses?
I'd tried to take my glasses off for even the casual photos at Keystone, but when Cassandra came up and I reached for mine, Tania said, "Come on... let's be a pair of four-eyes". She is such a pal... the first sister I found after arriving and we hung most of the day, and that defines a great day for me!
Kimberly Moore and Melinda Cameron taking a moment for a friendly photo while attending the Keystone Conference, Harrisburg, Pa.
March 3-4-5, 2011 at York, Pennsylvania, meeting of the Keystone Studebaker Club. Several nice cars and trucks for sale, and being Studebakers, the prices are not high.
Almost 300 more pictures in my STUDEBAKER album at the right
A Pennsylvania Railroad Keystone Casey lantern. I don't really collect American lanterns but I do love the Keystone Casey.
The mad midnight run & tumble, smash & grab that ended the secretive process which produced the House version of the “tax reform” bill, resembled a Mack Sennet slapstick routine.
Their haste precluded the Republicans from actually reading the whole 500+ page bill, forcing them to skip ahead to the naughty bits if they read any of it at all. Democrats were not shown the bill, developed by Republicans alone behind locked doors, until the floor vote was due. Some of the legislation that passed was just penciled in at the last minute, barely legibly, at the margins. What a spectacle!
If they had read it, would members of the House have been able to see past their greed to notice that they had overstepped the bounds, not only of ethics, but also of Senate rules? Perhaps, though the glare of avarice can be blinding. The Senators' formalized sense of decency, recorded when cooler heads prevailed, made them strike a few of the most egregious House add-ons while appending a few of their own, forcing the bill back to the House for a re-vote after they had lavishly celebrated its 'final passage'. Nobody seemed particularly embarrassed.
Decorum was better in the Senate, but not the politics. The country’s biggest redistribution of wealth from the working class to the wealthy plutocratic elite, plus a depth charge to sink Obamacare and an invitation for private industry to despoil the Alaskan wilderness and the Atlantic continental shelf, were all rolled into a single bill, and passed on a party line vote. It has a built-in timer so we won’t feel the crunch until after the 2018 mid-term elections; the middle class benefits have a self-destruct mechanism which automatically blows them up after eight years, while the corporate provisions go on forever.
The funding for the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), which pays for the essential care for children from families of low or modest income, ran out in the fall. It didn't get any from this bill. either. Sorry, Kids. Daddy Warbucks needs your dough.
So here they are, a bit winded but proud, still in their battle regalia, ready for a team photo followed by a victory lap. Huzzah.
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED!
On Saturday, October 31, 2015 a pair of beautifully restored Pennsylvania Railroad E8As on home rails slowly climbed the hill onto the Amboy Secondary at SA Tower. The "Jersey Devil" excursion train continued down to Jamesburg where a lunch break was held for the passengers and the train was turned for the return trip to Newark Penn Station.
CR OCS-100 @ South Amboy, NJ
PRR E8A 5711
PRR E8A 5809
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My keystone
Shot on Fuji Superia X-TRA 400 at EI 400
Color negative film in 35mm format
I don’t often ever add commentary to my daily photo posts but this one is a little special.
It’s my photographic keystone.
It was a photograph I took towards the end of my “return to film” roll of...
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Keystone Local School District - Lorain County
Bus 5 - 2002 International CE
*Cloverleaf High School, Lodi Ohio.
This is one of the last visible Pennsylvania Railroad Keystones in Downtown Pittsburgh, there were several others on the the freight house buildings between Liberty Avenue and Penn Avenues, but when the buildings were converted to office space, they were either removed or covered over. This one still stands at the end of the train platform at Penn Station along Liberty Avenue.
I found this and a few other photos on the internal memory of a Fuji S1000fd camera. They have been stored on the camera since October 6, 2008.
As WPBS-03 works BJ Supply, Amtrak Keystone Service train 650 hustles east through Bristol with a former Metroliner Cab Car leading the way and an ACS-64 on the back as per the usual.. August 3, 2018.