soon afterwards it moved to the grand parade and, in 1887, to the western road. it has six screens and can be found at 1503 east main street, in the east side of the city. he works in drawing and painting, especially mural painting. there are no further records of the ship after that date. he made 18 cents per hour ($ per hour in  dollars) while working there and claimed that he knew the value of the dollar. a wheel is fitted to each end of the beam. in 2005, the station was sold to educational media foundation for $1.5 million. 