12-21-2014, 05:03 PM
It may look somewhat to dense for a modern industrial area. But how about an industrial area founded in 1910 with several rail served industries. One or two must have been important to justify the ferry. In the next 50 years went some belly up, some new have been established, some moved to street service only but all added and removed parts of their buildings.
That results in a mess of industrial buildings in all possible styles in 1960 but still in full operation. The supporting tracks have been extended, shrunk, moved and replaced many times in that 50 years. The result is an industrial area in 1960 to be replaced by a brand new industry park out of town in 1975.
I see something like "59th AND RUST" from Long Island Jack
Just my thoughts looking at the track plan.
That results in a mess of industrial buildings in all possible styles in 1960 but still in full operation. The supporting tracks have been extended, shrunk, moved and replaced many times in that 50 years. The result is an industrial area in 1960 to be replaced by a brand new industry park out of town in 1975.
I see something like "59th AND RUST" from Long Island Jack
Just my thoughts looking at the track plan.
Reinhard