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Water Street's Waterfront Wonders: Your Freight's New Favorite Destination

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The Walthers Cornerstone Water Street Freight Terminal is an ideal addition to trackside scenes from the early 1900s into the 1970s and beyond. Freight terminals were essential to railroads, handling less-than-carload lot shipments. Loads arrived in boxcars or reefers and were transferred to trucks for local delivery. Each railroad serving a community had its own terminal, usually near the main passenger station or classification yard. In the modern era, these structures have been repurposed into everything from trucking terminals to restaurants. This detailed structure features a brick office building, a freight house with loading docks to service freight cars and trucks, plus an assortment of crates, barrels and pallets.

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Fits any North American steam or diesel-era railroad from the early 1900s to the 1970s
Includes loading dock and canopies
Crates, barrels and pallets
Easy-to-build plastic kit
Molded in appropriate colors