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This is no. 7 of a series of 24 photos of the Lexington Motor Company manufacturing facility at Connersville, Indiana. It was made from a photocopy. The facility was later used to manufacture the Auburn Automobile.

TITLE: Lexington Motor Company, Eighteenth Street & Columbia Avenue, Connersville, Fayette County, IN

CALL NUMBER: HAER IND,21-CONVI,7-7

REPRODUCTION NUMBER: [See Call Number]

MEDIUM: Measured Drawing(s): 4 (24 x 36 in.) Photo(s): 24 (4 x 5 in. and 5 x 7 in.) Data Page(s): 6 plus cover page

DATE: Documentation compiled after 1968.

CREATOR: Historic American Engineering Record, creator

RELATED NAME(S): Lexington-Howard Company Cord, Errett Lobban Moore, John C. Stone , Kinsey

NOTE: Survey number HAER IN-11

Field note material exists for this structure (6).

Building/structure dates: 1910 initial construction

SUBJECTS: INDIANA--Fayette County--Connersville factories automobiles brick buildings

OTHER TITLE: Auburn Automobile Company

COLLECTION: Historic American Engineering Record (Library of Congress)

REPOSITORY: Library of Congress, Prints and Photograph Division, Washington, D.C. 20540 USA

DIGID: [1]

CONTENTS: Photograph caption(s): 1. GENERAL VIEW OF FRONT ELEVATION FROM SOUTHEAST 2. SOUTH (FRONT) ELEVATION 3. SOUTH (FRONT) ELEVATION FROM SOUTHEAST 4. VIEW OF EAST SIDE FROM SOUTHEAST 5. GENERAL VIEW FROM SOUTHEAST OF 1928 BUILDING 6. GENERAL VIEW FROM SOUTHWEST OF 1928 BUILDING (SHOWS COVERED UP 1928 LONG BUILDING 7. PHOTOCOPY OF CA. 1920 VIEW OF TWO RACING CARS AND DRIVERS (ONE WITH A TROPHY) IN FRONT OF OFFICE BUILDING OF LEXINGTON MOTOR CO. 8. PHOTOCOPY OF CA. 1928 GROUP PHOTOGRAPH IN FRONT OF OFFICE BUILDING AS AUBURN MOTOR CO. 9. PHOTOCOPY OF CA. 1929 VIEW OF AUBURN MOTOR CO. ASSEMBLY PLANT 10. PHOTOCOPY OF CA. 1931 VIEW SHOWING FRONT OF ASSEMBLY PLANT WITH COMPLETED CARS LOADED ON TRUCK 11. PHOTOCOPY OF CA. 1934 VIEW OF COMPLETED AUTO STORAGE LOT 12. PHOTOCOPY OF CA. 1934 VIEW OF COMPLETED AUTOS IN STORAGE LOT 13. PHOTOCOPY OF CA. 1934 VIEW OF ASSEMBLY LINE 14. PHOTOCOPY OF CA. 1934 VIEW OF ASSEMBLY LINE 15. PHOTOCOPY OF CA. 1934 VIEW OF ASSEMBLY LINE 16. PHOTOCOPY OF CA. 1934 VIEW OF AUTOS COMING OFF ASSEMBLY LINE 17. PHOTOCOPY OF CA. 1934 VIEW OF AUTOS, AUTO COMPANY OFFICIALS, IN FRONT OF FINISHED AUTO 18. PHOTOCOPY OF CA. 1934 VIEW SHOWING SIDE OF COMPLETED SEDAN 19. PHOTOCOPY OF CA. 1934 VIEW SHOWING TWO COMPANY OFFICIALS INSPECTING SEDAN 20. PHOTOCOPY OF CA. 1934 VIEW SHOWING TWO COMPANY OFFICIALS INSPECTING A FOUR-PASSENGER CONVERTIBLE 21. PHOTOCOPY OF CA. 1934 VIEW SHOWING TWO COMPANY OFFICIALS INSPECTING A TWO-PASSENGER CONVERTIBLE 22. PHOTOCOPY OF CA. 1934 VIEW OF AUTO ON FREIGHT-CAR LOADING DOCK 23. PHOTOCOPY OF CA. 1934 VIEW OF AUTOS BEING SECURED INSIDE FREIGHT CAR 24. PHOTOCOPY OF CA. 1936 VIEW OF AUBURN MOTOR CO. OFFICE BUILDING SHOWING AN 'OFFICIAL CAR' TOWING A RACING CAR ON SMALL TRAILER

CARD #: IN0127

[edit] Licensing

This image is in the public domain because it contains materials that originally came from the United States National Park Service.

Creator: U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service, Historic American Buildings Survey, (or Historic American Engineering Record).
Source: U.S. Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, "Built in America" Collection: [{{{ImageURL}}} Image], [{{{RecordURL}}} Record] and [{{{CaptionURL}}} Caption].
Copyright: "The records in HABS/HAER were created for the U.S. Government and are considered to be in the public domain." [2]

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current	21:39, 9 January 2006	548×413 (151 KB)	Cuppysfriend (Talk \| contribs)	(This is no. 7 of a series of 24 photos of the Lexington Motor Company manufacturing facility at Connersville, Indiana. It was made fromj a photocopy. The facility was later used to manufacture the Auburn Automobile. TIT)