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1. 1931

   Printed on back by Mary Bachman "OWL carrying flag, Flag Anniversary Parade, 1931(?)". Printed © 2001.

   Record Type: Archive

   
2. O. Winston Link - April 1955

   Portrait of O. Winston Link in plaid shirt with an owl image on a plaque. Photo made by Mary Bachman in April 1955.

   Record Type: Archive

   
3. Train No. 201, Class M Locomotive 382 at the steel water tank, just before entering the Abingdon Branch. - Train No. 201, Class M Locomotive 382 at the steel water tank, just before entering the Abingdon Branch. Engine #382 leaving the main line for the Abingdon Branch passing under a steel water tank at Abingdon, 10/56. This is a very nice photograph that has not received any action at all. A single print, cropped vertically, was printed by Mary L. Bachmann at Thomas H. Garver's urging for OWL's show at Candance Perich Gallery, Katonah, NY. 12/00 one beautiful print. The Abingdon Branch trains passed this water tank just moments before leaving the Bristol line to enter the northern end of the Abingdon Branch in Abingdon, Virginia. Winston Link made the photograph in October 1956, but apparently never printed it. The image was discovered among his negatives by Thomas H. Garver, Link's agent at the time, and printed by Mary L. Bachmann, Link's assistant and printer, for an exhibition which opened in December 2000. Winston Link died the following month. Only two signed copies of this photograph exist.

   OWL2003.10.07

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. Winston Link Captures Legacy of Steam - December 22, 1996

   Article in the Westchester Weekly section of The New York Times about the work of O. Winston Link to photograph steam trains in the 1950's. The article focuses on some of the technical aspects of Mr. Link's work and briefly covers his marital and legal troubles with his ex-wife. It includes a photograph of O. Winston Link taken at his home in South Salem, New York.

   Record Type: Archive

   
5. Winston Link Captures Legacy of Steam - December 22, 1996

   Article in the Westchester Weekly section of The New York Times about the work of O. Winston Link to photograph steam trains in the 1950's. The article focuses on some of the technical aspects of Mr. Link's work and briefly covers his marital and legal troubles with his ex-wife. It includes a photograph of O. Winston Link taken at his home in South Salem, New York.

   Record Type: Archive