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There is some great information, and some great pictures on this site. One, for example showed a conductor and engineer comparing times on their watches. Even their names were remembered. It makes everything you hear so much more real. The other interesting fact I came across was that role of the conductor was rather like that of the captains of marine vessels; and in fact, many conductors had been come from that training and background. http://americanhistory.si.edu/onthemove/collection/object_73.html | |||
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Thanks for sharing that with us Jessica! Great images and really well-written presentation. Everyone, be sure you "click" both links below the watch! Lindell | |||
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Internet Horology Club 185
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Smithsonian Museum Exhibition site
