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Postcard of Newton Tunnel Coal Company Silo. ca. 1932, Coal - Koppers Coke - Fuel Oil Quality & Service Since 1873 Newton Tunnel Coal Co. Offices: 3 Albany Avenue, Phone 2-2136 - 218 Pearl Street, Phone 7-4131 - We Appreciate Your Business Hatford, Conn

Postcard of Newton Tunnel Coal Company Silo. ca. 1932, Coal - Koppers Coke - Fuel Oil Quality & Service Since 1873 Newton Tunnel Coal Co. Offices: 3 Albany Avenue, Phone 2-2136 - 218 Pearl Street, Phone 7-4131 - We Appreciate Your Business Hatford, Conn


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Size: 5073 x 3034 (9.3MB)

Date: 26th March 2014

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Postcard of Newton Tunnel Coal Company Silo. ca. 1932, Coal - Koppers Coke - Fuel Oil Quality & Service Since 1873 Newton Tunnel Coal Co. Offices: 3 Albany Avenue, Phone 2-2136 - 218 Pearl Street, Phone 7-4131 - We Appreciate Your Business Hatford, Conn

Postcard of Newton Tunnel Coal Company Silo. ca. 1932, Coal - Koppers Coke - Fuel Oil Quality & Service Since 1873 Newton Tunnel Coal Co. Offices:3 Albany Avenue, Phone 2-2136 - 218 Pearl Street, Phone 7-4131 - We Appreciate Your Business Hatford, Conn

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This vintage postcard print showcases the iconic Newton Tunnel Coal Company Silo, a symbol of quality and service in the energy industry since 1873. The photograph, taken around 1932, captures the grandeur of this architectural marvel located in Hartford, Connecticut. The image portrays a bustling scene with a truck parked near a gas station adjacent to the silo. This serves as a reminder of the vital role that motor vehicles played in transporting coal, Koppers coke, and fuel oil during that era. The illustration exudes an aura of nostalgia for New England's industrial past. The text on the postcard proudly displays contact information for Newton Tunnel Coal Co. , including their offices at 3 Albany Avenue and 218 Pearl Street. It also emphasizes their appreciation for customers' business—a testament to their commitment to providing exceptional products and services. Printed by Curt Teich Company using offset lithography techniques, this postcard is not just an ordinary piece of paper but rather a historical artifact that offers glimpses into America's energy industry history. Preserved within Lake County Museum in Hartford County, it stands as a tribute to the legacy left behind by Newton Tunnel Coal Company. As you admire this image from Universal Images Group (UIG), let it transport you back in time to an era when coal was king and companies like Newton Tunnel were at the forefront of powering our nation forward.

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