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a 1956 photograph of General Service’s Clyde Crume and a Westinghouse elevator installer at work in a new patient elevator

By Laurel Kelly
October 7, 2016
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#FlashbackFriday 1956: Why move an elevator?

This article first appeared March 24, 1956, in the publication Mayovox. Shown here with General Service’s Clyde Crume are Westinghouse elevator men Elton Butlin and…

workers hanging marble on the side of the Mayo Building, viewed from the 13th floor

By Laurel Kelly
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#FlashbackFriday 1967: From Georgia Quarry to Mayo Building

By Dana Sparks
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