Daggett Garage 2; 2000

This garage began life in another city as a locomotive repair roundhouse, then was moved to Daggett for use as an auto repair shop until World War II, when it became a mess hall for US soldiers who were guarding the local railroad bridges. In 2006 the building was owned and operated by a mining and trucking company.

Five standard image sizes are available - other sizes available by request
10x12 inches on 14x16 inch paper, framed or unframed
15x18 inches on 19x24 inch paper, framed or unframed
20x24 inches on 24x30 inch paper, framed or unframed
28x35 inches on 36x44 inch paper, framed or unframed
40x50 inches on 44x55 inch paper, framed or unframed

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