03-04-2012, 05:23 PM
Wonderful brick buildings with intricate design Wayne! It reminds me of Dominion Textile plant at Montmorency Falls... It was supposed to be converted into luxurious condos in 1993-1994, but floor oil contamination prevented it. Finally, it was gutted twice by fire the same year.
I agree with you about the abandonned PL&E station. That kind of structure in derelict state would make a great addition to a modern layout.
@CN nutbar: I remember that when I was taking picture on film years ago, I was always trying to shot buildings I thought wouldn't survive, thinking I would go back to shot the other ones later. More than once, they burnt down, were drastically changed or disappeared. Later on, I took my camera and shot every single building older than 1920 in my area. I never regretted doing this even if it was costly at that time.
Matt
I agree with you about the abandonned PL&E station. That kind of structure in derelict state would make a great addition to a modern layout.
@CN nutbar: I remember that when I was taking picture on film years ago, I was always trying to shot buildings I thought wouldn't survive, thinking I would go back to shot the other ones later. More than once, they burnt down, were drastically changed or disappeared. Later on, I took my camera and shot every single building older than 1920 in my area. I never regretted doing this even if it was costly at that time.
Matt
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Hedley-Junction Club Layout: http://www.hedley-junction.blogspot.com/
Erie 149th Street Harlem Station http://www.harlem-station.blogspot.com/