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Historic Reflection: Henry Ford’s Malinta Cutoff

By Newspaper StaffMay 7, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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HISTORIC REFLECTION … The following picture shows Henry Ford’s DT&I “Malinta Cutoff” being built in the 1920s. Construction efforts in the photo are of the railroad overpass located over Airport Highway in Delta. Photo Provided by the Fulton County Museum.


 

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