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In the 25th Anniversary Issue of the Smithsonian Magazine (April 1995,
p.92) They mention "The Ice House Museum", in Cedar Falls Iowa. If any
one would kep track of industral Ice houses they probably would.
As a side note, on both PBS programs, Connections 2 and the Secret Lives
of Machines there are visits to the last functioning amonia and brine ice
factory in the UK that was about to close down.
Hope this is of some help.
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On Sun, 7 Jan 2001, Megan Springate wrote:
> Greetings.
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> I have been contacted by a TV producer looking for an icehouse still in
> operation, preferably in the Lake Tahoe region. They are looking for an
> industrial-type icehouse (vs. a single family-sized construction).
> Unfortunately, all I can tell them about are small farm-sized houses, one
> of which has since been converted into a storage shed!
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> Anyone on the list have any leads?
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> Please send any questions, ideas to: <[log in to unmask]>
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> Thanks,
> Megan Springate
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