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Cleveland, OH - BelievelandBikes - Thursday, August 9th, 2007 : goo
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A lonely Boxcar calls the trainyard home
A close-up of its tattered door
West Bank Main Site
Classis West Side shot of Chemical Storage Area on the corner of Wiley and Train
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BelievelandBikes: 9th Aug 2007 - 22:59 GMT
The top three were in what's left of the Industrial beltway along the Cuyahoga River... The former LTV Steel (Due East of Steelyard Commons) and the last one is on the corner of Wiley and Train in Duck Island.
procyon: 9th Aug 2007 - 23:04 GMT
awesome--I'm glad you posted shots of the steel yards! what's the story with the boxcar?
Belroc: 9th Aug 2007 - 23:14 GMT
Now this is my kind of place..
The train has a road number 2084
But no sign of what railroad!!
Plus its wooden.
That should be restored and put in a museum..
love the black & white photos, makes it look even older.
BelievelandBikes: 10th Aug 2007 - 01:21 GMT
The shots were taken about six years ago and I just scanned them recently. As for the boxcar, it was the only isolated car in the yard just hanging out by itself. The tracks run through the west bank site. They might have been removed to make room for the shopping development adjacent to the mill.
linch: 10th Aug 2007 - 01:47 GMT
Love your artistic eye! These are great photos. Love the contrast in textures. Send along more.
stevo: 10th Aug 2007 - 03:49 GMT
That's not a boxcar...it's a caboose. Nice picture, if you like that sort of thing
colavitos ghost: 10th Aug 2007 - 06:30 GMT
cleveland grit at its finest.
i got asthma just looking at these.
Belroc: 10th Aug 2007 - 23:57 GMT
Yes it's a caboose. You can tell by the Cupola on top.
I didn't think it was that important to correct anyone.
More pictures of that please. If you have any
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