Wyomissing Area High School - Colophon Yearbook (Wyomissing, PA)

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Muralf ' One person is operating the Schnitzlehunic,-fa device used to sliver wood. Then you may turn to other views showing two types of transportation, canal and railway. There is an old locomotive at the Seventh street crossing with Trinity Church in the hacilgrounci. On the church can he seen the Christopher Wren tower. The only other one in this country is on independence Hail, Philadel- phia. Another attractive picture is that of the Cones- toga wagons being macte in the Conestoga valley. Qther famous industries which are illustrated are: the hrewery, the leather tannery, a process in hat making, riHery falso a Pennsylvania Dutch discoveryf, and pot- tery. Thus, as one leaves the iihrary he has the sense of having viewed a panorama of industrial achievement, in old Pennsylvania, at the threshhold of the machine age. I'Qi1.1.2f2l'Sf'Qf?2W' 'f' 1-3. 3':-'3:1157i,x1':f-iff fi-'EET ??T25L.1'fi? ' -f-.- 5 .fzwl f.' fL'Q'3?g.'ijf f'v 3 Qibl, ', 5 5,1-if-2:- 3 . . f.'.!'2?'1':5i3-wfflffih- I'hQf4iiiif-1 z ifiiifiitf is Hills of Berks

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