Here's some real world backing.

Nice whse, when was that built, the 20's?

 

Always a barrel of fun anywhere near a building that old. I can think of a few in the southeast.

Good job Friday.

 

Nice of them to have that garbage bin there too.

 

Actually, When I used to pull a van- I LOVED these kind of deliveries-pickups......

I know they are Tough...It Not only gives you a sense of accomplishment, But These Kind of Customers Are WAY better than your typical 100 door logistic warehouse where drivers- Yard Horses and Security personnel are Running around with their heads cut off.

I'll Take these Older style, Tight, Inner City brick Buildings Anyday over the latter.

Usually, The people loading-unloading you are better Folks too.

 

How the hell do you even roll down the landing gear with that tight space?

 

Very close to the 20's the roof line indicates a 20's and 30's change in architecture design which made work of a idea in which a sun filled plant made for a happier work force.

I see the building bricked up to the 9's telling me there is high dollar stuff inside that they don't want anyone to know about.

 

Bricked up windows is not an indicator of wealth. Only the choice to not replace windows broken by kids month after month after month... This is from a Chicago boy. Not born and raised, but one that has worked in Chicago most his life.

Nice back though. Keep takin' pics!

Mikeeee

 

Man good question! I'm wondering the same thing!