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Interesting how things come together over the years.  A year or two ago, in one of my old model railroad magazines, I saw a World War II era ad in which a manufacturer said they were turning over all their service work to George D. Stock.  I noticed the address, 83 W. Sedgwick Street, was close to Henry H. Houston School which I attended for 7th and 8th grades and had a classmate with the last name Stock.  It seems now that he could have been a relative (grandson?) of George D. Stock.  If only I had known then what I know now.

It is interesting to me that the first HO scale locomotive was developed in the neighborhood where I grew up, albeit over a couple of decades before I was born.

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