On a chilly cold early morning in very early spring.

The Connecting Terminal Elevator
The Pennsylvania Railroad controlled a major portion of the freight traffic in and out of the Buffalo Harbor.
The Connecting Terminal elevator was located right at the entrance to the harbor directly across
the river from the D.L.& W. train sheds and allowed for the interchange of traffic with the lake lines.
The elevator was built by A.E. Baxter in two sections of reinforced concrete, the first being in 1915,
the second in 1954 -- the last grain storage facility to be built in Buffalo.



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