First Floor, clockwise starting with office/store toilet |
A room planned for the Cynwyd Trail, looking out at the trail |
The same room, looking in at the rental space |
Store/Office space, with parking & trail to the left |
First Floor Facing the Tracks |
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First Floor old doors to tracks |
First Floor Facing Montgomery Ave Bridge |
Apartment Entrance |
Looking up from the Apartment Entrance |
Apartment from the stairs |
The Refrigerator awaits inspection of the water line for the ice maker |
Apartment Kitchen |
Apartment HVAC |
Ted sits in the Bathroom Shower |
Bathroom Sink |
In the basement, an old beam in front of the sink |
This space needed for the sewer connection, |
Hot Water for rental space & restroom for SEPTA conductors_6620.JPG |
An Old Window Frame. There's no window. |
SEPTA's subcontractor for the sewer |
First trench, where the sewer line will leave the building |
How to keep the first trench closed at the end of the day |
Bringing hay to border the dug-up dirt |
Housing for the ejector pump - 4 ft wide, 8 ft deep |
Two days later pipes lead to the pump |
in front of the pump, the water line. The pole marks its exit. Behind it a new conduit. Is it for phone connection? |
The Grinder Pumps, each nearly 3 ft high |
conduit added to take electricity to the pumps |
Where the conduit and pipe emerge from the cellar |
Grinder Pump manual |
Trench dug across the parking lot |
The trench is dug, pipe is laid and inspected, trench is filled. It runs almost to Conshohocken State Rd |
The excavation is filled and surfaced |
Another view of the exposed end of the pipe |
Looking down in the sump: Ladder, pump, chain & track to lower the pump |
In the basement, the sewer line & electric line are caulked - and later cemented |
Next day, steel bollards and concrete are added |
Concrete pad around the sump. It's a few inches high to keep water from running in. |
Wiring the grinder pumps |
Trench and pipe are in place up to Conshohocken State Road |
Hole is dug in the middle of the street, exposing phone line boxed in wood, and water(?) pipe |
The main sewer line is way down there . . . |
The next day, the street is blocked to connect to the main sewer line. |
The connection is made and covered. |
The sewer connection is complete! |