Photo, Print, Drawing Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad, Lackawanna Terminal, Main Street & Buffalo River, Buffalo, Erie County, NY Photos from Survey HAER NY-63
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1. View of DL&W Terminal complex from Main Street looking southeast. Train shed is at far ...- Contributor: Bush, Lincoln - Boucher, Jack - Historic American Engineering Record - Murchison, Kenneth M - Schmidt, Joan P
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2. Facade of two brick passenger terminal buildings of DL&W from parking lot at the foot ...- Contributor: Bush, Lincoln - Boucher, Jack - Historic American Engineering Record - Murchison, Kenneth M - Schmidt, Joan P
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3. View of larger DL&W passenger terminal building looking southeast from beginning of South Park Avenue. ...- Contributor: Bush, Lincoln - Boucher, Jack - Historic American Engineering Record - Murchison, Kenneth M - Schmidt, Joan P
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4. View of DL&W terminal site from eastern end of property, to the left of South ...- Contributor: Bush, Lincoln - Boucher, Jack - Historic American Engineering Record - Murchison, Kenneth M - Schmidt, Joan P
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5. View of DL&W toward eastern end of property from South Park Avenue showing concrete access ...- Contributor: Bush, Lincoln - Boucher, Jack - Historic American Engineering Record - Murchison, Kenneth M - Schmidt, Joan P
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6. Signal Tower/Boiler Room brick structure at eastern-most border of DL&W property to left of Michigan ...- Contributor: Bush, Lincoln - Boucher, Jack - Historic American Engineering Record - Murchison, Kenneth M - Schmidt, Joan P
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7. Concrete Railing along Buffalo River side of tracks emerging from second level of DL&W train ...- Contributor: Bush, Lincoln - Boucher, Jack - Historic American Engineering Record - Murchison, Kenneth M - Schmidt, Joan P
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8. View of DL&W complex from across Buffalo River. Two passenger buildings are at center, with ...- Contributor: Bush, Lincoln - Boucher, Jack - Historic American Engineering Record - Murchison, Kenneth M - Schmidt, Joan P
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9. View of two DL&W brick passenger structures and western portion of two-story train shed at ...- Contributor: Bush, Lincoln - Boucher, Jack - Historic American Engineering Record - Murchison, Kenneth M - Schmidt, Joan P
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10. Extreme western end of DL&W site with entrance to larger passenger building at right and ...- Contributor: Bush, Lincoln - Boucher, Jack - Historic American Engineering Record - Murchison, Kenneth M - Schmidt, Joan P
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11. Interior of larger DL&W passenger building showing main concourse on upper level, with stairway from ...- Contributor: Bush, Lincoln - Boucher, Jack - Historic American Engineering Record - Murchison, Kenneth M - Schmidt, Joan P
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12. Second level of DL&W train shed looking east. Bumper at terminus of track shows right ...- Contributor: Bush, Lincoln - Boucher, Jack - Historic American Engineering Record - Murchison, Kenneth M - Schmidt, Joan P
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13. Upper level of DL&W train shed looking east. Bumper at track terminus shows in center ...- Contributor: Bush, Lincoln - Boucher, Jack - Historic American Engineering Record - Murchison, Kenneth M - Schmidt, Joan P
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14. AERIAL VIEW OF TERMINAL FROM NORTHEAST. NOTE BUSH TYPE TRAIN SHED. - Delaware, Lackawanna & ...- Contributor: Bush, Lincoln - Boucher, Jack - Historic American Engineering Record - Murchison, Kenneth M - Schmidt, Joan P
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15. AERIAL VIEW OF TERMINAL AND TRAINSHED FROM NORTHWEST. - Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad, Lackawanna ...- Contributor: Bush, Lincoln - Boucher, Jack - Historic American Engineering Record - Murchison, Kenneth M - Schmidt, Joan P
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16. AERIAL VIEW FROM NORTH. - Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad, Lackawanna Terminal, Main Street & ...- Contributor: Bush, Lincoln - Boucher, Jack - Historic American Engineering Record - Murchison, Kenneth M - Schmidt, Joan P