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Drawings, Plans, and Maps East Broad Top Railroad Drawings Baldwin Locomotive Drawings John Derr Drawings HAER Rockhill Furnace Drawings EBT RR: General Background Machine, Sheet-Metal & Car Shops Roundhouse and Turntable Blacksmith Shop Foundry Complete Set HAER Saltillo Station Drawings HAER Coles Tank Drawings Drawings by William E. Grant, Jr Drawings by Hank Inman Drawings by John V. Meeneghan Drawings by Deane E. Mellander Drawings by Edward H. Cass Drawings by Robert F. Schlechter Drawings by John E. Robinson Drawings by Greg Vaughn Maps of the EBT RegionHistoric PhotographsVideo and Audio DisksBooks and MagazinesModels and Modeling Supplies1983 FEBT NewsletterThe Timber TransferClothing and CapsMiscellaneous ItemsDonationsFEBT Memberships
HAER Rockhill Furnace Drawings
During two documentation visits to the East Broad Top Railroad, a Historic American Engineering Record team produced 25 dimensional drawings of the EBT shop complex at Rockhill Furnace. We have obtained masters of these drawings from the US Library of Congress and can supply copies of individual drawings or the complete set. All copies are full size, 24 x 36 inches.
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The quality of each drawing, plan or map is indicated in the product description using a zero to five star system with the following meanings:
★★★★★ - Excellent
☆★★★★ - Good
☆☆★★★ - Okay
☆☆☆★★ - Fair
☆☆☆☆★ - Poor
☆☆☆☆☆ - Bad
The quality assessment is based on the overall legibility of the drawing, plan or map, as influenced by extraneous black spots or overly light lines and text. Legibility is strongly influenced by the type and quality of the original drawing, plan or map and the quality of the digital scanning process.
Click on a link below to view products in that subcategory.
The quality of each drawing, plan or map is indicated in the product description using a zero to five star system with the following meanings:
★★★★★ - Excellent
☆★★★★ - Good
☆☆★★★ - Okay
☆☆☆★★ - Fair
☆☆☆☆★ - Poor
☆☆☆☆☆ - Bad
The quality assessment is based on the overall legibility of the drawing, plan or map, as influenced by extraneous black spots or overly light lines and text. Legibility is strongly influenced by the type and quality of the original drawing, plan or map and the quality of the digital scanning process.
