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Hazleton, PA, Funfest Parade 9-11-05		Armbrace This was taken during the Schuylkill County Volunteer Firefighters Parade in McAdoo, PA, on 8-20-05. We paid homage to firemen by wearing early firefighter garb.
Front of the newly-restored 1874 Philadelphia & Reading Railroad passenger depot in Tamaqua, PA, during a Fathers Day Summerfest, 2005.		Highwheel display Sometimes we set up a display of highwheels to help folks become familiar with the machines. This was taken in Hazleton, PA, in September, 2005.
At Eckley Miners Village on Aug. 28, 2005. The town is a living museum, owned and operated by the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission. We were invited once again to take part in Living History Weekend, also called Civil War Weekend (To be excruciatingly accurate...the highwheels weren't around during the Civil War. They came a bit later.) Visitors at Eckley enjoy seeing the 'Ordinaries.' We usually take the highwheels to Eckley for the annual Patch Town Days celebration as well.		On Kennedy Drive in McAdoo, PA.
At Eckley Miners Village 2004		Eckley Miners Village Living History Weekend, 2004
Riding the dirt roads at Eckley		Denny takes a break, stopping at the Eckley Coal Breaker
Rolling Brace at Tamaqua, PA, Heritage Festival 10 9 05		Tamaqua Summerfest, June 15, 2008. From left: Dan Horengic, Don Shoup, Don Serfass
		Dennis does a trick during a visit with the PA Greenway Soujourn of the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy on 7/24/06.
On White Street in Weissport, PA, on June 3, 2006 for the Third Annual Weissport Canalabration. Shown here are Dennis Schafer, Don Serfass and Don Shoup.		Taking a break at the Weissport, PA, Canalabration on June 3, 2006 are, from left: Don Serfass, Dennis Schafer and Don Shoup.
Friend Diane Czajkowski, a gifted artist from Ashley, PA, enjoys her first ride atop a highwheel. Taken at Tamaqua Depot Square Park on 10-08-06
		IRVIN (MICKY) BRESTLE. READING, PA. THIS IS A PIC OF HIM ON HIS BIKE ON NORTH 13TH ST IN READING IN 1946

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