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== Summary == | == Summary == | ||
| − | The [[Waterville Station]] in | + | The [[Waterville Station]] with Elaine Johnstone-Mosher visiting in car, 1967. Waterville Fire Hall visible in background. The station sports the all-red paint scheme applied in the late 1950s. While looking worn, the station was still staffed with an agent and an operating order board signal, although the second story apartment appears vacant. |
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| + | Photograph taken by Stuart E. Johnstone. | ||
Photo courtesy Bryce Johnstone, featured on a [https://www.facebook.com/groups/1496572413972305/posts/1497573637205516/ Waterville Village Memories Facebook post November 27, 2015]. | Photo courtesy Bryce Johnstone, featured on a [https://www.facebook.com/groups/1496572413972305/posts/1497573637205516/ Waterville Village Memories Facebook post November 27, 2015]. | ||
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Summary
The Waterville Station with Elaine Johnstone-Mosher visiting in car, 1967. Waterville Fire Hall visible in background. The station sports the all-red paint scheme applied in the late 1950s. While looking worn, the station was still staffed with an agent and an operating order board signal, although the second story apartment appears vacant.
Photograph taken by Stuart E. Johnstone.
Photo courtesy Bryce Johnstone, featured on a Waterville Village Memories Facebook post November 27, 2015.
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