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Revision as of 21:54, 10 January 2020

Herbert Oyler Apple Warehouses Canning

Mile 10.7 on the Kingsport Subdivision at Canning

One of a number of apple warehouses owned by independent fruit dealer Herbert Oyler.

  • Served by siding north of the mainline
  • Standard 40' x 100' size
  • 8,000 barrel capacity
  • Wooden construction

This warehouse was built very close to the tracks. Crews were warned that it did not provide standard clearance.[1]

History

  • Built about 1890
  • Became warehouse for Kent Foods in 1946, connected to Kent Foots Apple Juice Plant by overheard conveyor across North Avenue
  • Now Canning Volunteer Fire Department

Gallery

References and Footnotes

External Links