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I'm not even sure what or whose these are, but they create an image I couldn't resist..

One of the cement companies. Behind these buildings is a quarry that in winter hosts thousands of snow geese.

A cement company building with geese in flight.

Not a great picture, I know, but the villa near the top left is Mario Andretti's place, and the aqua-coloured building is the current Martin Guitar factory.

Martin's original factory building, complete with historic marker.

And I threw in another picture of the Whitfield House to go with the ones below.
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The picture of the large warehouse type building that you posted is of A&B Stainless Valve and Fitting company. Before that they were Nazareth Steel Fabricators.
Thank you!
The Steel Fabricators used to make a lot of hammering noises and welding arc flashes. During the summer when they had their doors open the weld flashes would actually illuminate my bedroom when I was a child.
The pic labeled "looking up Delaware Street" is actually Prospect street.
Enjoyed the pics -- yeah, Todd J. has been carrying that newspaper like forever :-)
Thank you, Wayne. I noticed that error one time, but figured no one was looking at this anyway. I guess posting on Weird Nazareth has changed that. But I fixed it now. Thanks for taking the time to tell about your memories, too. I like that kind of tidbit that makes the past come alive.
Also, here's a link to someone's photos of Nazareth, both past and recent, much more comprehensive and interesting.
http://picasaweb.google.com/poconofrank
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