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Window View465 viewsA view out the window of the classroom above.
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Still another hall view465 views
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Old Building465 viewsThe "Old Building", which was the majority of the school. When this was built, this would have been the main entrance.
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Preparing to leave Wayzata464 viewsEngine 261 gets ready to steam out of Wayzata during James J. Hill Days in 2006
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Road Signs and Crumbled Decking464 viewsA lot of major roads come together just south of the bridge, and these signs indicated which lanes to stay in depending on which route you wanted.
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Thornton462 viewsThe building proudly displays the name "Thrornton", since it was built to be Thornton's K-12 school.
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Finished product: Mirror/countertop461 viewsA view of the mirror/counter from the back of the room. We installed new light-switches as well, the middle one which controls the light glows when the light is off.
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More plumbing460 viewsVery similar to the other picture above, but for the Girl's bathroom. Notable how 'sexist' the thinking was when this was built in the 1930's: The guy's version of this was accessed from the boy's bathroom. The girl's version was accessed through the adjoining classroom. The thinking, I'm sure, was that the janitor would be male and couldn't go into the girl's bathroom easilly to work on stuff... Rumor had it that you could sneak in here and peep into the Girl's bathroom, Porky's-style...
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Commemorative displays460 viewsA 'retired' Lancer jersey from an NCAA All-American player from the 70's (Al Dorenkamp), as well as the USA Olympic bobsled jersey of a high-school-mate of Tim's (John Kasper).
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Rail Car Close-up459 viewsA closer view of the rail car. Contents of the car (which I believe was reported to be plastic pellets) is spilled on both sides of the car.
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Shop Room tool area459 viewsSince the high school left 20 years ago, the shop room was largely converted into a high-tech distance learning facility (which for some reason I didn't take a picture of). But parts of the 'old' shop room still exist, like this tool storage area, which, although much messier than our old shop instructor Mr. Wiebenga would have kept it, is about the same as I remember it.
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Overturned Construction Trailer458 viewsOne of two overturned construction trailers at a contstruction site near West Health. (I-494 and Hwy 55). The second one had completely blown apart and landed on a minivan. Several workers were inside and hurt, but fortunately not badly (the driver of the minivan was fine too).
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