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Georgia County Spalding Rights No Copyright - United States Collection Name Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Black-and-White Negatives

1. To scrap campaign. It has been many years since these veteran fire engines clanged down the street manned by doughty firefighters, but they are now getting into action in a fight far exceeding anything in their previous long career. Contributed to a salvage campaign by the City Commission of Griffin, Georgia, they will become modern war materials. One of the engines was originally obtained in 1867, another in 1880, and the third in 1913

Date of Original:: 1942
Collection:: Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Black-and-White Negatives
Holding Institution:: Library of Congress

2. To scrap campaign. It has been many years since these veteran fire engines clanged down the street manned by doughty firefighters, but they are now getting into action in a fight far exceeding anything in their previous long career. Contributed to a salvage campaign by the City Commission of Griffin, Georgia, they will become modern war materials. One of the engines was originally obtained in 1867, another in 1880, and the third in 1913

Date of Original:: 1942
Collection:: Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Black-and-White Negatives
Holding Institution:: Library of Congress