Bakery help, pics needed

[bobcat]

Bob,
I rolled out my pencil track plan drawing, and took a photo of it, then edited in the track plan using the MS Paint program.  It took a little time, but it worked out fine.

Lee

I never thought  to do that. I'll give it a try.

[wcfn100]

This is Hough Bakery in East Cleveland.





http://www.google.com/maps?q=Cleveland,+OH,+USA&ie=UTF8&t=k&om=1&layer=t&ll=41.517943,-81.597908&spn=0.001799,0.002545&z=19&iwloc=addr

It seems that the track that served it was elevated.

Here's some pics and history:

http://realneo.us/Star-complex-unique

And a small historic photo:

http://www.ecpl.lib.oh.us/picarchive/houghbakeriesbuildingbig.gif


Jason

[Wlal13again]

This is a sacred place for myself and my fellow Philly brethren:



The track with the train on it cutting across the top is the former CR Trenton Line, you can see the Tastykake switch about 1/3 of the way from the right side. The building's architecture is concrete brick curtain, similar to the Walthers George Roberts Printing or American Hardware buildings.

Yes, that is sacred ground.. Now where did I put my Krimpet???

[bobcat]

This is a sacred place for myself and my fellow Philly brethren:



The track with the train on it cutting across the top is the former CR Trenton Line, you can see the Tastykake switch about 1/3 of the way from the right side. The building's architecture is concrete brick curtain, similar to the Walthers George Roberts Printing or American Hardware buildings.

Yes, that is sacred ground.. Now where did I put my Krimpet???

Butterscotch, right? ;D

[Wlal13again]

This is a sacred place for myself and my fellow Philly brethren:



The track with the train on it cutting across the top is the former CR Trenton Line, you can see the Tastykake switch about 1/3 of the way from the right side. The building's architecture is concrete brick curtain, similar to the Walthers George Roberts Printing or American Hardware buildings.

Yes, that is sacred ground.. Now where did I put my Krimpet???

Butterscotch, right? ;D

Oh yes.... ;D

[bsoplinger]

Yes, that is sacred ground.. Now where did I put my Krimpet???

That brings back memories, along with my favorite, the peanut butter tandycake. BTW, does anyone remember the caramel tandycakes they made in place of the chocolate and peanut butter ones in the summer? I was despairing when I moved here to the capitol region of New York but found a local A+, of all places, that carries tastycakes. So life is good once more.   ;D

[sirenwerks]

caramel tandycakes

That's a new one on me. Anyone remember rootbeer flavored Koolaid?

[Skip]

Root beer flavored koolaid! The most disgusting think I ever tasted.  Just the thought of it leaves a bad taste in my mouth.  Yes I remember it, Mom bought it and you had better eat or drink anything Mom bought!

[bsoplinger]

caramel tandycakes

That's a new one on me. Anyone remember rootbeer flavored Koolaid?

Well the caramel tandycakes were when I was a youngin', say late 60's early 70's.

And do I ever remember that Koolaid, awful stuff and I liked root beer. But as Skip said, if Mom bought it you're better eat or drink it.