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Buildings Along the D&H

Along a segment of abandoned Delaware & Hudson railroad tracks (which has recently been purchased by the LHVA for use as a rail-trail), several buildings from a bygone era stand tall. The "No 1" building is part of a current manufacturing business that works with metals and alloys. Further down, there are reminents of the railroad and a large fire-damaged building. This open warehouse-looking structure was once used by the D&H to construct coal cars before the railroad went under and the tracks were abandoned. Thanks to Mike Rushton for the info. Afterwards, the building was used by the steel mill that still operates in the No. 1 building. Thanks to Rich Vito for the info. At some point, there was a fire, and the building was never repaired.