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Atlantic City Train Station PRSL 1936 Aprons by stanrail

From www.railphotoexpress.biz - Atlantic City Union Train Station was opened on October 23, 1934. It was an Art Deco type of building. The Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines Union Station was used by trains from Camden N.J. , and Philadelphia Pennsylvania. The station was converted to a bus terminal in 1965. After the building of the Atlantic City Expressway it was torn down. ************************************************ <div style="text-align:centre;line-height:150%"><img src="http://rlv.zcache.com/atlantic_city_train_station_prsl_1936_poster-p228282786829654258836v_325.jpg" alt="Atlantic City Train Station PRSL 1936 print" style="border:0;" />
Atlantic City Train Station PRSL 1936 by stanrail
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Long Apron

Our extra long-apron keeps you completely clean whether you’re cooking, painting or gardening. It’s got two side pockets for keeping your tools handy. Made from a 35/65 cotton-poly blend twill, it’s machine washable. 76cm L x 61cm W.

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Atlantic City Train Station PRSL 1936

Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines Train Station

From www.railphotoexpress.biz - Atlantic City Union Train Station was opened on October 23, 1934. It was an Art Deco type of building. The Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines Union Station was used by trains from Camden N.J. , and Philadelphia Pennsylvania. The station was converted to a bus terminal in 1965. After the building of the Atlantic City Expressway it was torn down. ************************************************