There is NEVER enough credit given to the unsung heros of any organization - the VOLUNTEERS. The Circus World Museum was no different. There would have never been a parade or train if it wouldn't have been for the volunteers that worked tirelessly to make it all happen.
Today's photos were all taken by Marv Gauger.
I'm not knowledgable enough about this, so did the flatcar simply sit down on that pin in the truck assembly or was it a nut and bolt type deal to keep the flat from jumping off the trucks?
ReplyDeleteBob
this was in a area that the public generaly did not see which was really too bad I always thought that was some of the mose interesting things to see when they were doing the repairs or restorations
ReplyDeleteThat's Frankie Braun holding onto the flat. I'd recognize that cigarette anywhere!
ReplyDeleteFlint
Mr Flint,
ReplyDeleteI think if you look closer,you will see it looks more like Lenn Perkins to me.....
Randy
Mr. Peterson-
ReplyDeleteUpon further examination (with my glasses on) I believe you are correct. I guess that's why you always do the driving! " Map? We don't need no stinking map"
Flint
I would like to exchange links with your site circustents.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteIs this possible?