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Barry Sell posted
August 1941. "Grain storage elevators. Havre, Montana." By Marion Post Wolcott for the Farm Security Administration. |
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Street View
Dennis DeBruler commented on Barry's post
And as of Aug, 2019, the four wood grain elevators are still standing. 48°33'12.7"N 109°40'16.2"W |
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Michael Mastro, Jun 2017
[Another photo by Michael on Google Maps confirms that this was taken from the window of an Amtrak Domeliner.] |
This was obviously taken from inside the diesel shop. I presume that is a spare alternator.
I'm saving the topo maps to record how the course of the river has changed.
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| 1904 Havre Quadrangle @ 1:62,500 |
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| 1964 Havre Quadrangle @ 1:24,000 |
Esteban Martinez posted two photos with the question: "Ok this isn’t fascinating but… can anyone tell me what this is? It’s in the diesel service area in Havre, MT."
Jamie Haislip: Roof access possible, at Amtrak they have platforms for cleaning and servicing windshields on the Acela. Changing wiper blades and scrubbing the bugs off the windshield.
Al Chiappetta: Jamie Haislip looks the right height for that in the second picture. Notice the side windows on that loco.
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