Martinsburg WV Roundhouse and shops frame photo 11"x14 "

Description

This is an 11"x14" restored photo taken in the late 1940's of the famous Martinsburg WV shops and roundhouse in the background. Managed by the National Park Service-
"The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Martinsburg shops are one of the few remaining examples of innovative nineteenth-century engineering and industrial architecture. Not only is the engineering and architecture important. The laborers who worked here played a major role in the first days of “The Great Railway Strike of 1877,” a pivotal episode in American labor history. The shops sit in a shallow valley along the banks of Tuscarora Creek, in Martinsburg, West Virginia. The B&O shop maintenance complex was constructed in 1866 and consists of three buildings: the Machine and Woodworking Shop, the West Roundhouse, and the Car Shop."
It is printed on glossy cardstock photo paper which is acid-free and with Canon inks that are guaranteed for 100 years without fading.
The prints comes in a 11" x 14" wooden frame that is matted and has a solid scratch-free plastic cover that minimizes the risk of damage. Please note that the watermark is visible only on website photos and it is not placed on our final portraits.
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