Stanley Steamers owned by Clinton Atkinson
Clinton's 1904 Model C 10 HP taken in 1912
Clinton's 1912 Model 87 30 HP

This car was purchased by Paul Bourdon, restored, and sold to Clarence Marshal and is located at the
Marshall Steam Museum
Clinton's 1916 Stanley Touring (Model 725 20 HP) now owned by Don Bourdon. Taken 2001
Clinton's 1922 Stanley Roadster
Clinton's 1923 Sedan with Clinton standing beside it.
1923 Sedan with my father driving

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1950 Concord Monitor Article
The Concord Monitor newspaper had a small article with picture about Clinton's 1923 Stanley sedan.
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Stanley Museum
Quarterly Article
My Uncle Richard wrote an article about my grandfather and it was published in the
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Six Tone Whistle
Clinton created a 6 Tone Whistle and gave one to Paul Bourdon.
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First Time seeing a Steam Car
A description of the first time that Clinton saw a steam car
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Technical Information
This page is devoted to the technical side of steam cars. It includes 3 pages that I found in an old book called, "Dykes Automobile and Gasoline Engine Encylopedia."
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