Pic of the week, Jan 16, 2024
State archives say “Burlington, MA 1931.” That’s all.
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State archives say “Burlington, MA 1931.” That’s all.
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Is that one of Tim,’s early jobs?
Hats and ties were in style then.
you would not think the car would have enough horsepower to snap the pole!
Mass and velocity caused this, not horsepower.
Must have been moving pretty quickly. That probably limits it to 3A? There appears to be a white wooden guardrail in the photo, possibly protecting a drop or a culvert? Is that a milkman that showed up on scene?
“Potter” painted on the spare tire cover?
Middlesex Turnpike?
Judging by the hill, stone walls and white wooden rail on the left and location of the telephone pole up the hill and the one broken, this could be the corner of Cambridge St and Church Lane, from the perspective of looking up Cambridge St
Try to see who owned the car by front plate 33072