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Mad King George III's tin bathtub unearthed in royal palace restoration - CBS News

CBS News

Mad King George III's tin bathtub unearthed in royal palace restoration CBS News The kitchen has now been restored and is a window into the past. One of its secrets is a tin bathtub for the King located in the kitchens where the hot water was. "Wedged up right inside the chimney was a strange looking object, which turned out to be ... and more »

Historic battleship being restored in Pt. Richmond to become Naval Museum in SoCal - KTVU San Francisco

Kansas City Star

Historic battleship being restored in Pt. Richmond to become Naval Museum in SoCal KTVU San Francisco Not far from where "Rosie the Riveters" built ships in the 1940s at the Port of Richmond, the 58000-ton battlewagon is undergoing restoration for towing May 20 through the Golden Gate, then several hundred miles south to the Port of Los Angeles in San ... Historic battleship Iowa becoming naval museumThe Seattle Times all 233 news articles »

MILITARY: Historical battleship becoming naval museum in SoCal - North County Times

KGMI

MILITARY: Historical battleship becoming naval museum in SoCal North County Times Not far from where the "Rosie the Riveters" built ships in the 1940s at the Port of Richmond, the 58000-ton battlewagon is undergoing restoration for towing Sunday through the Golden Gate, then several hundred miles south to the Port of Los Angeles in ... Storied battleship making final port call in Los AngelesChicago Tribune all 71 news articles »

Florence: Inmates' prank a stinky mess for residents - TriValley Central

Florence: Inmates' prank a stinky mess for residents TriValley Central Reid said the sewage backed up through the toilet and bathtub and left two inches of filthy water everywhere. Florence Public Works Director Wayne Costa said the Reid residence had the worst damage. It was perhaps 80 percent flooded, Costa said.

Old architectural elements bring character to new homes, raise money for ... - Greenfield Daily Reporter

Old architectural elements bring character to new homes, raise money for ... Greenfield Daily Reporter A porcelain bathtub was raised off the ground with sturdy steel feet. All of the items had been pulled from demolished area houses. Franklin Heritage, a nonprofit organization dedicated to saving the city's architectural culture, has been collecting ... and more »