Unidentified Worker &
Frank Castiglione
Working On Mountain

Based on the type of work Frank Castiglione did on the layout, I would surmise that he is the one touching up the mountain. I'm not sure who the other worker is.

Ray Palumbo Working
in Industrial Area

Ray Palumbo working in what will someday be the industrial area

Unidentified Workers

Two unidentified workers in the lake

Frank Castiglione
Working On Waterfall

Frank Castiglione working on the mountain and waterfall areas

Frank Castiglione
Working On Waterfall

Frank Castiglione at the mountain and waterfall areas, with Erector drawbridge in foreground

Left End of Layout

Looking toward the left end of the layout - Most of the HO area is visible on the elevated section.

HO Village Area

HO village area with triple girder bridge in foreground

HO village area

Close-up of HO village area with buildings

Pre-Industrial Area

The industrial area at far right end of layout is looking very residential in this view. As best as I can determine, this was the earliest version of this area. The residential buildings in place were manufactured by Skyline Manufacturing Company of Philadelphia. From left to right are two No. 601 "O Gauge" suburban residences, with the second rotated 180 degrees to provide a different view. The third building appears to be a No. 605 "O Gauge" cottage residence. Although the buildings were nominally O gauge, they seem quite appropriate for S, with the No. 601 scaling out at 32x40 feet and the 605 scaling out at 36x45 feet.

Unidentified Worker
at the Relay Box

I haven't been able to identify this worker yet, but he is pictured in a photo of 8 individuals said to have been responsible for the construction of this layout. He is not Frank Castiglione, Ray Palumbo, Ledge Kastner, or Art Mauzaka.Unidentified Worker
at the Relay Box