From The National Trust's Preservation Online website, NJ Transit is offering the Irvington, NJ bus depot, for free.



http://www.nationaltrust.org/magazine/911/index.htm
SJHussar@aol.com

> From The National Trust's Preservation
> Online website, NJ Transit is offering the
> Irvington, NJ bus depot, for free.

The building pictured isn't the one being offered--I think. The actual building being offered would make a nice yard office, depot, etc. I have pictures of said building and I'll be sure to have the other picture replaced.

Thanks,
Gerald W. Kopiasz

hrrhs@aol.com

> The building pictured isn't the one being
> offered--I think.

Correct, picture in the link is not the Irvington Bus Terminal. The building being offered is roughly 12' by 22', single story masonry, deco style facade and parapets. Presumably whomever saves it will remove the facade, parapets, doors and windows and leave the masonry shell. The bus terminal was first offered to us (Trolley Museum of New York) but we don't have the resources to do anything with the building. Even if it showed up on a truck at our front gate, we just couldn't do anything with it for years.

n2xjk@yahoo.com

Hi Guys, being from orginally from Irvington, I was wondering what has happend to the bus depot? Is it still there or is it now land fill Also is the old Public Service loop track at what was Olympic Park still there or is it now gone? Thanks - David Notarius, London UK, ex New Hope Pa