BTW, all these pics were 1" x 1". So you're seeing them in greater size and detail than their original state. Remember, if you left-click on the image, you'll get a larger version of it.
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Not a clue to this one either. It almost looks like a reclamation project, such as up in the Anthracite region, but I don't think they were even doing that yet back in the 1930s.
Janet
Another thought - maybe these were clay pits down around the brick plant (Glen Gery at Shoemakersville). Looks like a lot of shale in those rocks.
Janet
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