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Bush Terminal Factory Lofts

The first factory loft in the Bush Terminals was a 600 x 75-foot brick structure built in 1904 off 37th Street between 2nd and 3rd Avenues. Lofts were built in succession nortward up 2nd Avenue through 1918, all occupying the entire 700 x 75-foot blocks, except for #2 and #3 which were shorter due to existing buildings. All are reinforced concrete with designs that maximize window space and provide access to rail sidings in the courtyards between the buildings.

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Bush Terminal Factory Lofts east of 2nd Avenue between 32nd and 37th Streets
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Bush Terminal Factory Lofts
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Factory loft north of the Costco parking lot
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Bush Terminal Factory Lofts
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Bush Terminal Factory Loft off 32nd ST
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Factory loft loading dock of 32nd St
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Bush Terminal RR siding on 32nd St
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Bush Terminal RR siding on 32nd St
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Bush Terminal RR siding heading off 2nd Ave east down 32nd St
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Buried Bush Terminal RR siding off 2nd Ave at 32nd St
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Bush Terminal RR siding heading off 2nd Ave east down 32nd St
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Bush Terminal RR siding on 32nd St
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Bush Terminal Factory Lofts Powerhouse
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Bush Terminal Factory Lofts Powerhouse
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Bush Terminal Factory Lofts Powerhouse smokestacks
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Bush Terminal Factory Lofts Powerhouse

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