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Robert Dumas <br /> September 20, 1991 <br /> Long Lake, MN 55356 <br /> Box 607 <br /> To the Orono Council: <br /> For more than twenty years I have been a member of the Minnesota <br /> Transportation Museum. This is a large group of people interested <br /> in preserving artifacts involved in transporting people in the <br /> Twin Cities area. This is an all volunteer group. <br /> We have already restored a steam locomotive (now operating in Stillwater). <br /> We have three trolley cars running at the Lake Harriet, Lake Calhoun area. <br /> Now, just last year we have started restoration on a streetcar boat, <br /> This boat in the early 190U's took people from the docks in Excelsiox <br /> to an amusement park on Big Island. <br /> We have a large building in Excelsior in which this is being Clone. <br /> Many individuals have contributed in time and money to this project. <br /> Even the Minnesota Historical Society has given us a large grant. <br /> The plan is to operate the boat regular*r on Lake Minnetonka, charging <br /> people to ride in order to defray expenses of running it. <br /> Now we have located a "Twin Cities" streetcar body presently owned by <br /> a private party. This person would like to donate this to the Museum. <br /> We would like to incorporate the operation of this car in conjunction <br /> with the streetcar boat project. The streetcar will take quite a <br /> bit of restoration and we must have a place to do this. The boat will <br /> not be completed for several years, and until this is done we cannot <br /> move the steetcar into our building to work on it. <br /> Would it be possible to store the streetcar body on my farm until we can <br /> move it into the shop? I have 55 aures across the highway from the <br /> Orono School sJ*stem. There are several spo:tt on my farm where this <br /> will not offend the Public's View. The streetcar at the present time <br /> has an exterior protecting it from the weather. It looks like a small <br /> building. <br /> 1CQ <br /> Robert Dumas <br /> 473-9538 <br />
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