Warehouse

4 photos · 2010–2020

4 photographs tagged Warehouse, 2010–2020.

The Lowertown Depot building in St. Paul, Minnesota, formerly the Standard Oil Branch Warehouse, a key industrial structure.
The "Lowertown Depot" building in St. Paul, Minnesota, once served as the Standard Oil Branch Warehouse. This structure was a key component of the city's industrial and commercial infrastructure, facilitating the distribution of petroleum products. Its demolition marked the end of an era for this historic industrial site in the Lowertown district.

Standard Oil Branch Warehouse, St. Paul

Weathered railroad safety sign warning "Do not ride top of car beyond this point" at Omaha rail yard.
A weathered sign reading "Do Not Ride Top of Car Beyond This Point" stands bolted to a rusted steel frame beside the tracks in an Omaha rail yard. Warnings like this once marked points where brakemen and switchmen were told to climb down before cars passed under low bridges or wires.

A Rusted “Do Not Ride Top of Car” Sign in Omaha

An electrical outlet in an abandoned warehouse in Hopkins, Minnesota, a remnant of its industrial past.
An electrical outlet is visible in the foreground of an abandoned warehouse in Hopkins, Minnesota. Warehouses like this were once vital centers for industry and commerce, supporting manufacturing, storage, and distribution operations. The presence of such infrastructure highlights the area's past economic activity and the subsequent changes that have led to the abandonment of these large industrial spaces. This particular outlet, though now disused, represents the essential services that powered the building's original purpose.

Hopkins, MN: Electrical Outlet in Abandoned Warehouse

CJ Duffey Building, a historic brick warehouse in Minneapolis's North Loop district, lit at dusk.
One of the CJ Duffey Paper Co. buildings in the North Loop. Now being renovated.

C.J. Duffey Paper Co. Skyway at Dusk in the North Loop

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