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Description |
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| 57060 |
1174.41.d. |
Photographs of E. C. Winslow #3 Barn in Tarboro, N.C. |
ca. 1970s |
One entrance shot into barn #3 showing the extent of the barn from entrance to exit, used by E. C. Winslow Livery Stables in Tarboro, N.C. The barn, no longer standing, was on Granville Street, a block away from the Winslow Livery Stable and office, on the east side of Main Street. Jim Winslow says that there used to be a very sturdy platform and step stored at the rear of the building that was used to unload elephants from a train car when the circus they belonged to went broke while in Tarboro many years ago. E. C. Winslow apparently housed and cared for the elephants while arrangements for them were being worked out.
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| 57061 |
1174.41.d. |
Photographs of E. C. Winslow #3 Barn in Tarboro, N.C. |
ca. 1970s |
One shot of entryway into barn #3 looking to the right, used by E. C. Winslow Livery Stables in Tarboro, N.C. The barn, no longer standing, was on Granville Street, a block away from the Winslow Livery Stable and office, on the east side of Main Street. Jim Winslow says that there used to be a very sturdy platform and step stored at the rear of the building that was used to unload elephants from a train car when the circus they belonged to went broke while in Tarboro many years ago. E. C. Winslow apparently housed and cared for the elephants while arrangements for them were being worked out.
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| 57062 |
1174.41.d. |
Photographs of E. C. Winslow #3 Barn in Tarboro, N.C. |
ca. 1970s |
One shot within barn #3 showing wagon near entry, used by E. C. Winslow Livery Stables in Tarboro, N.C. The barn, no longer standing, was on Granville Street, a block away from the Winslow Livery Stable and office, on the east side of Main Street. Jim Winslow says that there used to be a very sturdy platform and step stored at the rear of the building that was used to unload elephants from a train car when the circus they belonged to went broke while in Tarboro many years ago. E. C. Winslow apparently housed and cared for the elephants while arrangements for them were being worked out.
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| 57063 |
1174.41.d. |
Photographs of E. C. Winslow #3 Barn in Tarboro, N.C. |
ca. 1970s |
One shot near entrance from within barn #3 looking at the entryway, used by E. C. Winslow Livery Stables in Tarboro, N.C. The barn, no longer standing, was on Granville Street, a block away from the Winslow Livery Stable and office, on the east side of Main Street. Jim Winslow says that there used to be a very sturdy platform and step stored at the rear of the building that was used to unload elephants from a train car when the circus they belonged to went broke while in Tarboro many years ago. E. C. Winslow apparently housed and cared for the elephants while arrangements for them were being worked out.
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| 57064 |
1174.41.d. |
Photographs of E. C. Winslow #3 Barn in Tarboro, N.C. |
ca. 1970s |
One shot within barn #3 looking at troughs and stalls, used by E. C. Winslow Livery Stables in Tarboro, N.C. The barn, no longer standing, was on Granville Street, a block away from the Winslow Livery Stable and office, on the east side of Main Street. Jim Winslow says that there used to be a very sturdy platform and step stored at the rear of the building that was used to unload elephants from a train car when the circus they belonged to went broke while in Tarboro many years ago. E. C. Winslow apparently housed and cared for the elephants while arrangements for them were being worked out.
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| 57065 |
1174.41.d. |
Photographs of E. C. Winslow #3 Barn in Tarboro, N.C. |
ca. 1970s |
Two shots within barn #3 of stall 7, used by E. C. Winslow Livery Stables in Tarboro, N.C. The barn, no longer standing, was on Granville Street, a block away from the Winslow Livery Stable and office, on the east side of Main Street. Jim Winslow says that there used to be a very sturdy platform and step stored at the rear of the building that was used to unload elephants from a train car when the circus they belonged to went broke while in Tarboro many years ago. E. C. Winslow apparently housed and cared for the elephants while arrangements for them were being worked out.
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| 57066 |
1174.41.d. |
Photographs of E. C. Winslow #3 Barn in Tarboro, N.C. |
ca. 1970s |
Three shots within barn #3 showing stall 2 and onward towards the exit including wagon wheel, used by E. C. Winslow Livery Stables in Tarboro, N.C. The barn, no longer standing, was on Granville Street, a block away from the Winslow Livery Stable and office, on the east side of Main Street. Jim Winslow says that there used to be a very sturdy platform and step stored at the rear of the building that was used to unload elephants from a train car when the circus they belonged to went broke while in Tarboro many years ago. E. C. Winslow apparently housed and cared for the elephants while arrangements for them were being worked out.
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