In 1904, a 1,227-foot Cincinnati railroad warehouse was among the world’s longest buildings; 122 years later, 210 feet were removed for a new bridge and its old bricks are being reused
- Historic photo of the completed B&O freight warehouse, now Longworth HallLongworth Hall, a historic railroad freight warehouse in Cincinnati, is now shorter than it was for most of its history.
- About 210 feet of the world’s longest buildings has been removed to make way for a new bridge over the Ohio River.
- The demolition is part of the Brent Spence companion bridge project.
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- Historic photo of the completed B&O freight warehouse, now Longworth HallLongworth Hall, a historic railroad freight warehouse in Cincinnati, is now shorter than it was for most of its history.
- About 210 feet of the world’s longest buildings has been removed to make way for a new bridge over the Ohio River.
- The demolition is part of the Brent Spence companion bridge project.
Sources: Times of India