Gothenburg, Nebraska, blossomed in the early 20th century when electrification arrived in town, and allowed industry to expand. This set of photos shows the building of a wooden water pipe that brought hydraulic power to the town's powerhouse.
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From the logo, I'm pretty sure that's a Texas Central RR boxcar |
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Nebraska winters can be brutal! |
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Note the one half-window above the door, then compare it with the last photo below. |
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