Looks like the old rocky point depot formally Thurber lumber office has been demolished. It was in decent condition I thought. Anyone know why it was removed? The other buildings on the property are in much worse condition and were left standing.
ROCKY POINT: STATION STOP WITH OPENING OF EXTENSION BRANCH: 06/27/1895. NO DEPOT.
DEPOT BUILT: 1898. LARGE, COVERED PLATFORM SHEDS ADDED: 1928 TO HANDLE CROWDS THAT ARRIVED WHEN BUILDING LOTS
WERE BEING SOLD CHEAPLY BY THE “NEW YORK DAILY MIRROR” NEWSPAPER. AGENCY CLOSED: 1929.
LAST REVENUE TRAIN: 10/9/38. OUT OF SVC. PER G.O. #1006C: 3/29/39 AND BRANCH ABANDONED.
MOVED OFF ROW SOUTH OF TRACKS, AND SLIGHTLY EAST OF ORIGINAL LOCATION FOR USE AS PART OF THURBER LUMBER CO. COVERED PLATFORMS ENCLOSED TO CREATE ROOMS. STILL STANDING: 2006 Research: Dave Keller
Rocky Point depot 1928 View looking northeast. Archive: Dave Keller
http://www.trainsarefun.com/lirr/wading ... verext.htm
Any photos/additional info?