<p>LIRR INDUSTRIES QUEENS/BROOKLYN</p><p>ArchBilt Container - cardboard box manufacturer, large facility received boxcars loaded with large really large rolls of various types of paper, Tracks went along side of building with a dead end spur and a siding into a building where these rolls where unloaded by a forklift that had a long pole used to fit into the roll.</p><p>Albert Pipe / TubeCo manufactured large pipes some 3 and 4 feet in diameter. Boxcars for wood, steel, hardware etc. Gondolas in and out with welded piping sections shipped on wooden forms.</p><p>Miron Lumber- flat cars, boxcars.</p><p>Brooklyn Steel Warehouse boxcars, flat cars, gondolas. Steel beams and structural steel.</p><p>Republic Steel boxcars, flat cars, gondolas. Steel beams and structural steel.</p><p>Grace Chemical manufactered rolled plastic products. Covered hoppers and boxcars. Tank cars.</p><p>Bohack Grocery- huge multi building complex groceries, produce and meat. Boxcars, refers.</p><p>Welbuilt- 54th St and Flushing appliance manufacturer large multi building facility boxcars.</p><p>Rheingold And Schlitz Breweries Evergreen Avenues</p><p>Web Offset Flushing Ave and Wyckoff Ave. printing company. Printed magazines, church bullitins, porno you name it. Large facility, I think it was one building. Large presses. received large rolls of paper.</p><p>Atlas Terminals (Hemidinger Estates) Metropolitan Avenue 80th St to 88th St industrial location, many sidings. Ended at Glendale Steel Warehouse structural steel.</p><p>Hansel and Gretel 79th St off Metropolitan Meat processing company deli coldcuts. Never saw a train here but as I recall at its siding there was a sign that read something like "No Engines Past This Point"</p><p>7 Santini Brothers in the 70's they were building huge shipping crates for airplane parts for shipment overseas. Can't remember trains for sure, but I feel that they were shipped by fatcars or flatbed trucks.</p>