Man Holding Telephone Wires Above Broomfield Depot on Moving Day
Entry/Object ID
2015.1.5
Description
This is a scan of photograph of transporting the Broomfield Depot to it's new location. A man in a cherry picker is above the depot roof, holding telephone wires out of the path of the depot as it begins it's move. The depot is painted yellow with dark green trim, the roof appears to be metal. Grain elevators are visible in the background on the left side of the photograph.
When asked to explain this image donor Karen McGuire described; "Preparing to move, chimneys have been taken off so they wouldn't fall. Lines being lifted to clear. Coors Grain Elevator in background."
Moving of buildings, bridges, etc., Moving of structures, Railroad depots, Railroad stations, Telephone lines, Grain elevators
Search Terms
Broomfield Depot
Relationships
Related Events
Event
Broomfield Depot Move from Original Location to Park, 1976
Related Entries
Notes
2015.1.10, 2015.1.11, 2015.1.12, 2015.1.13, 2015.1.14, 2015.1.15, 2015.1.16, 2015.1.4, 2015.1.6, 2015.1.7, 2015.1.8, 2015.1.9
These related photographs were all taken on February 18, 1976 the day the Broomfield depot was moved from it's original location.
Provenance
Notes
01/22/2015 Karen McGuire's family took these photographs during the depot's move to its second location at Lac Amora Park (2201 W. 10th Avenue). She allowed the Broomfield Depot Museum to scan the original photographs. The prints remain in her possession.