Yokohama_station_2nd_with_elevated_freight_line.jpg

Summary

Description	English: Reconstructed Yokohama station building and elevated freight line in front of the station; the building had been partially destroyed at the Great Kanto Earthquake by catching fire. Taxi could be Daihatsu. 日本語: 2代目横浜駅舎とその前を横切る高架貨物線。撮影時期は関東大震災時の被災箇所を修復後と見られる。タクシーの車両（画面右）はダイハツか。
Date	Unknown date Unknown date (Between 1923 and 1935)
Source	Reprinted in and scanned from Takahashi, Hirokazu ( 1 April 1990 ). "Yokohama rinko-sen no kiseki". Rail : 15. Eriei Publishing Department / Press Eisenburn エリエイ出版部プレス・アイゼンバーン. ; 高橋弘和「横浜臨港線の軌跡」『レイル』No.27、15ページよりスキャン; isbn10 4871121771, isbn13 978-4871121774.
Author	Unknown author Unknown author

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