less cold storage
See: a couple of photos, the morning of July 14 of the remaining concrete and 'rebar' (reinforcing steel) of the Cold Storage Building from Abbey Road, and W. 14th Cleveland, O., notice the water tank has tumbled away. I posted a photo on the 5th of July with the water tank, perhaps before it was posted on that day, it was already gone. Between the hulk and the barricade and fence is a huge nest of twisted rebar.
Notice the remnants of a sign for a Chicago kosher sausage butcher who distributed from the closed food terminal. They were one of the many merchants at the Columbian Exposition of 1893.
See: a couple of photos, the morning of July 14 of the remaining concrete and 'rebar' (reinforcing steel) of the Cold Storage Building from Abbey Road, and W. 14th Cleveland, O., notice the water tank has tumbled away. I posted a photo on the 5th of July with the water tank, perhaps before it was posted on that day, it was already gone. Between the hulk and the barricade and fence is a huge nest of twisted rebar.
Notice the remnants of a sign for a Chicago kosher sausage butcher who distributed from the closed food terminal. They were one of the many merchants at the Columbian Exposition of 1893.
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