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This should make a nice transition from the crypt shot back into the museum shots. This is a hearse carriage, and, according to the accompanying exhibit description:
On this last one, the exhibit description stated:
This should make a nice transition from the crypt shot back into the museum shots. This is a hearse carriage, and, according to the accompanying exhibit description:
Undertaker C.J. From used this horse-drawn hearse from 1899 to 1914 in Newman Grove, Nebraska. The hearse was manufactured by the Rock Falls Manufacturing Company of Sterling, Illinois, about 1890.I had some trouble trying to find a good way to shoot this exhibit without it looking like just a hearse sitting in a museum, but I think I got it right. Here are a couple more pictures from that day:
On this last one, the exhibit description stated:
Flag which flew at the post office in Recklinghausen, Germany. Recklinghausen was captured on April 1, 1945, by the Third Battalion of the 134th Infantry, Thirty-fifth Division, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Warren C. Wood of Gering, Nebraska.
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