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| Davies in 1954 and my much-abbreviated model of it, written about in the May, 2004 Model Railroader |
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| Taix restaurant still exists but not in this location so I'm not sure where this photo was taken, but it shows a typical siding snaking up between warehouses and businesses in 1950's LA. Note all the signs painted on buildings and the elaborate billboard with the lattice work. |
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| More miscellaneous sidings, photographed in the 1980's and now mostly gone. The concrete structure above appeared to have been a produce terminal and was located further south on Alameda in the produce district. White King Soap (two shots below) was further north). |
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