Pictures of a trip to see the Tod Engine Foundation in
Youngstown, OH.  The saga of the rescue of this engine, one of the 
larger stationary steam engines ever built, has been related on several
machinery related websites.  Rick Rowland headed up the drive to remove
it from the Steel rolling mill where it had been installed in 1914, and 
worked until the late 1970's.  He has started a non-profit museum, to
re-erect the engine for public display.  The engine will be driven 
mechanically tpo shown how it functioned.  A working foundry is being built
on the site to provide educational skills in the foundry trades, including
pattern-making, moulding, and pouring.  Rick currently is swamped with orders
to cast iron parts, which is being conducted at another site until the
buildings and foundry can be completed at the museum site.  The airplane
in the last shot was our transportation from upstate NY, to Youngstown , OH
to meet Rick and see the incredible work he is doing.