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yards for the New York City
Subway system and one for the
Staten Island Railway.
There are 10
active A
Division yards and 11
active B
Division yards,...
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controlled primarily by sheets, but also by braces,
which position the
yard arms with
respect to the wind on square-rigged vessels. Full-rigged ship...
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vehicles and locomotives.
Yards have many
tracks in
parallel for
keeping rolling stock or
unused locomotives stored off the
main line, so that they do not...
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main-
yard, and a
weight of lead or iron is hung upon his legs to sink him to a
competent depth. By this
apparatus he is
drawn close up to the
yard-arm...
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Whitehall Place,
which had its
main public entrance on the
Westminster street called Great Scotland Yard. The
Scotland Yard entrance became the
public entrance...
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Latrobe Gate (also
known as
Main Gate,
Washington Navy
Yard) is a
historic gatehouse located at the
Washington Navy
Yard in
Southeast Washington, D.C...
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structural fabrication. • West Bath
Warehouse • The
facility closest to the
main yard,
located on 76 New
Meadows Road, West Bath. Its
primary responsibilities...
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together the (
main) mast, nor
limited by the
main yard. The gaff on the snow mast
could be
raised higher than the
main yard and
independently of...
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Bailey Yard is the world's
largest railroad classification yard.
Employees sort,
service and
repair locomotives and cars
headed all
across North America...
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replaced by the
Fridtjof Nansen class. All
ships were
built at the Navy
Main Yard in Horten,
Norway between 1964 and 1966. The
construction of the vessels...
