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    The image shows two photographs of a custom-built table, likely repurposed from materials associated with the Salem Armory (1938-2011). The top photo displays a large, polished butcher-block style wooden tabletop with a high-gloss finish. The bottom photo reveals the metal base/apron of the table, painted dark gray, featuring cut-out silhouettes of crossed rifles and the inscription 'SALEM ARMORY 1938-2011'.

    Retired Command Sergeant Major Mark Howe of Salem, Illinois, made this table from some of the salvaged wood floor of the McMackin Armory in Salem, Illinois. Howe served in various positions in the armory until he retired in 2010 and built the table to commemorate the armory and those who served in it. (Photo compilation by Sgt. 1st Class Bryan Spreitzer, Illinois Army National Guard, original photos courtesy of Command Sgt. Maj. (ret.) Mark Howe)

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    Date Taken: 04.12.2017
    Date Posted: 05.08.2017 12:25
    Photo ID: 3315369
    VIRIN: 170412-A-NB653-001
    Resolution: 768x1024
    Size: 426.02 KB
    Location: SALEM, ILLINOIS, US
    Hometown: SALEM, ILLINOIS, US

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