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What's With the Numbers?
Take a close look at the clock in the photo (click on the picture for a larger image). This clock was hanging in the Train Depot at
South Park City, a re-creation of an early Colorado mining town. Of course you know it’s a clock, but what’s that outer ring of numbers? The number “one” is at the very top and progresses to “thirty-one”. Can you guess what those numbers represent? Click
here to see.
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Mystery Image Seven
This item was found in the General Store at
South Park City, a re-creation of an early Colorado mining town. Can you guess what it is? Click on the picture to see.
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Mystery Image Six
I used to see these quite often in public buildings when I was little – not so much anymore. I noticed this example when touring
South Park City, a re-creation of an early Colorado mining town. It was hanging on the wall of the saloon. Can you guess what it is? Click on the picture to see.
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Mystery Image Five
The duct-taped box in the image, planned and built impromptu in a crisis, was very special – it saved three lives. What is it? Click on the image to see. You may also read more about it
here.
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Mystery Image Four
This implement was a common sight up until the 1940s, and was an especially welcome sight in the summertime. What is it? Click on the image to see.
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Mystery_Image_Three
Take a look at the photo. Readers beyond a certain age will recognize this piece of machinery easily, but I wonder whether the younger generation will. Here’s a hint: as a kid I used to watch my grandma using a machine very much like this on her enclosed back porch, and was always nervous about her getting her fingers pinched in it. Click
here for more information.
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What's it called?
You’ve seen this type of bicycle before – it’s an icon of the Victorian Era. The large wheel on this direct-drive bicycle enabled the operator to go faster with a more comfortable ride. But what is it called? Click
here to find out.
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Mystery Person
No portrait of him exists, so his statue is an interpretation by the artist. At 21 years of age, this man was hanged as a spy in New York. His last words are reported to have been
“I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country.” Who was he? Click on the photo to see.