The Corcoran Windmill is here

[Todd]

Congratulations Jim!! The amount of history accumulated with this project is staggering! I am glad you plan to display it at Lubbock! That is a great location to have it available for people to see. Thanks for posting the pictures!

[Wayne]

I'll look forward to taking a long look after it gets to Lubbock. I'm planning a trip out that way next May. Might be to early for a look see.

[Jim Corcoran]

Wayne, your more than welcome to come here and take a look. I've got plenty room you can stay over night, and the beer(or Irish whisky) is on me.

[mtblah]

Wayne , now there is a deal you cant pass up , beer , windmill in Austin & trade for a hay trolley in New Braunfels , a two fer

[Wayne]

I have two continuing nightmares. One is about I'm lost in the mass on a Dallas freeway, the other is I'm stuck in a traffic jam in Austin. I've got a standing offer of an all expense paid trip to Austin to anyone that will take me to the Bob Bullock Museum. No takers so far. I will need to think about the offer tho.

[weightdude]

wowsers!!!! such a great piece of history, amazing find,

[weightdude]

hey Jim, any chance there will be a gingerbread tower involved ? I sure hope so

[Wayne]

I'd gladly donate to such a worthy cause, a Gingerbread Tower.

[Jim Corcoran]

No Steve, this one was set up for a steel tower. I know of one "gingerbread tower" still standing on Long Island, though the mill is long gone. Might be a major task to talk the local historical society into letting it go. BTW the museum is already working on the tower for this one.

[mtblah]

Jim , approx how much longer will that piece of history be in Manchaca before it goes north to the museum ?