FOURTH REUNION

By James M. Barnhart
Published on July 1, 1972
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Keith Oderkirk's Steam Meet-March 1972 ''Smoky Joe'', The Little Engine That Could! It heads a train that ravels a circular track one-half mile in length. Handsomely supplies the something missing from many Engine Meets. Courtesy of James M. Barnhart, 375
Keith Oderkirk's Steam Meet-March 1972 ''Smoky Joe'', The Little Engine That Could! It heads a train that ravels a circular track one-half mile in length. Handsomely supplies the something missing from many Engine Meets. Courtesy of James M. Barnhart, 375
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J. W. Nipper, Warrenville, South Carolina, stands justifiably proud behind his 4-inch scale Advance-Rumely steamer. He built a duplicate of it for Keith Oderkirk. Courtesy of James M. Barnhart, 3746 Winter Garden Road, Orlando, Florida 32805.
J. W. Nipper, Warrenville, South Carolina, stands justifiably proud behind his 4-inch scale Advance-Rumely steamer. He built a duplicate of it for Keith Oderkirk. Courtesy of James M. Barnhart, 3746 Winter Garden Road, Orlando, Florida 32805.
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Another view of Keith Oderkirk's Engine Meet in March, 1972. Building to left is a section of Mr. Oderkirk's Museum, going through which gave me more real enjoyment than any other I've seen, because it shows the real articles I knew when I was a boy. I am
Another view of Keith Oderkirk's Engine Meet in March, 1972. Building to left is a section of Mr. Oderkirk's Museum, going through which gave me more real enjoyment than any other I've seen, because it shows the real articles I knew when I was a boy. I am
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Pictured here are Mr. & Mrs. Clyde D. Border, of DeBary, Florida. Mr. Border is displaying a knife-fork (combined in one utensil) that was made by his father, who enlisted in a Volunteer Pennsylvania Regiment, and lost an arm in the Civil War. I asked ho
Pictured here are Mr. & Mrs. Clyde D. Border, of DeBary, Florida. Mr. Border is displaying a knife-fork (combined in one utensil) that was made by his father, who enlisted in a Volunteer Pennsylvania Regiment, and lost an arm in the Civil War. I asked ho

3746 Winter Garden Road, Orlando, Florida 32805.

Keith Oderkirk held his 4th Annual Central Florida’s
Steam-Gas Show March 24, 25, 26, 1972, on his Museum Grounds about
a half mile north of the Haines City limits on US 17-92.

This was my third visit there, and the third time I over-ran the
entrance and got directed back by a good Samaritan station. I have

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