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Birmingham History - Republic Steel Thomas Plant. Historic Pics added pg 10
Grandeman and LGM were out digging up Birmingham history today.
Since I got invited to accompany them, I thought I'd post a teaser shot. I took 99 pictures today and Grandeman took many more! I think LGM took about as many as I did.
Hope everyone enjoys this thread.
Glenn
One thing that needs to be mentioned, currently the East Thomas site is owned by Wade Sand and Gravel Company. The quarry is active and the site is private property. While the good folks at Wade Sand and Gravel are interested in preserving Birmingham's industrial heritage, PLEASE DON'T TRESSPASS ON THIER PROPERTY!. In today's society of litigation, control of access to industrial sites is obviously required. Such places, by their very nature, are areas requiring a bit of common sense and fore thought. My thanks go out to the folks at Wade Sand and Gravel for their hospitality and dedication to our local history. -Grande man Out
Grandeman and LGM were out digging up Birmingham history today.
Since I got invited to accompany them, I thought I'd post a teaser shot. I took 99 pictures today and Grandeman took many more! I think LGM took about as many as I did.
Hope everyone enjoys this thread.
Glenn
One thing that needs to be mentioned, currently the East Thomas site is owned by Wade Sand and Gravel Company. The quarry is active and the site is private property. While the good folks at Wade Sand and Gravel are interested in preserving Birmingham's industrial heritage, PLEASE DON'T TRESSPASS ON THIER PROPERTY!. In today's society of litigation, control of access to industrial sites is obviously required. Such places, by their very nature, are areas requiring a bit of common sense and fore thought. My thanks go out to the folks at Wade Sand and Gravel for their hospitality and dedication to our local history. -Grande man Out
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