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Bantam, Connecticut. The Bantam airplane observation post is on a hill in the northern part of town, an old shack moved there from the property of Bernard C. Roeberg, real estate man and principal of Bantam School. Insulation of the walls and other work on the interior was not yet completed when this picture was taken. Watcher is Charles D. Kilbourne, a local dairy farmer and construction man. The post is manned twenty-four hours daily, and many of the watchers are workers in Bantam war industries

Bantam, Connecticut. The Bantam airplane observation post is on a hill in the northern part of town, an old shack moved there from the property of Bernard C. Roeberg, real estate man and principal of Bantam School. Insulation of the walls and other work on the interior was not yet completed when this picture was taken. Watcher is Charles D. Kilbourne, a local dairy farmer and construction man. The post is manned twenty-four hours daily, and many of the watchers are workers in Bantam war industries

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Bantam, Connecticut. The Bantam airplane observation post is on a hill in the northern part of town, an old shack moved there from the property of Bernard C. Roeberg, real estate man and principal of Bantam School. Insulation of the walls and other work on the interior was not yet completed when this picture was taken. Watcher is Charles D. Kilbourne, a local dairy farmer and construction man. The post is manned twenty-four hours daily, and many of the watchers are workers in Bantam war industries

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Picryl description: Public domain photograph of worker, marketplace, vendor, 1930s, Great Depression, economic conditions, free to use, no copyright restrictions.

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connecticut litchfield county bantam nitrate negatives airplane observation post bantam airplane observation post hill part town shack property bernard bernard c roeberg estate man estate man school bantam school insulation walls watcher charles charles d kilbourne dairy farmer dairy farmer construction construction man twenty four hours twenty four hours watchers workers war industries farm security administration construction work 1940 s united states history library of congress farmers market vendors farmers agriculture
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01/01/1942
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Hollem, Howard R., photographer
United States. Office for Emergency Management.
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label_outline Explore Kilbourne, Estate Man, Watchers

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connecticut litchfield county bantam nitrate negatives airplane observation post bantam airplane observation post hill part town shack property bernard bernard c roeberg estate man estate man school bantam school insulation walls watcher charles charles d kilbourne dairy farmer dairy farmer construction construction man twenty four hours twenty four hours watchers workers war industries farm security administration construction work 1940 s united states history library of congress farmers market vendors farmers agriculture