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Warehouse Pier D

The twisted remains of two large lighterage (hand-loaded cargo) pier warehouses used to sit at the south end of the 60th Street Railyard waterfront. The more erect of the two was Pier D. A portion of the pier was removed in 2003, probably to dissuade urban explorers from attempting to climb onto the ruins at low tide. I believe Comic Times was a magazine.

09/02/2001 07:01:34
Warehouse Pier D
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Warehouse Pier D
09/02/2001 07:06:30
Warehouse Pier D
03/13/2004 16:55:16
Warehouse Pier D
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Warehouse Pier D
10/10/2008 11:50:22
Ruins of Pier D warehouse
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Ruins of Pier D warehouse
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Boardwalk and marsh grasses between Pier D and Pier E
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Ornamental stone seats at Pier D
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Ornamental stone seats at Pier D
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Covered pavillion at Pier D
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Remnants of Pier D pilings
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Remnants of Pier D pilings
10/10/2008 11:53:31
Piling remnants of Piers D, E and F
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Sea gull swimming amont Pier D pilings
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New Jersey Responder Coast Guard vessel
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Pier D Historic Marker
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Pier D recreational pier
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Pier D recreational pier
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Riverside South looming over Park at Pier D
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Pier D
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Pier D
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Pier D pilings
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Pier D / E / F pilings

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