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Our model is Miss Siddhartha:

Miss Siddhartha goes way back in years with us here at DarkMoonPhoto. She does not live here anymore but when in town, because of family, always gives me/us a little of her time to catch up some images. She is an artist in her own right. She is a painter. I would love to see her post some of her work here on deviantArt some day.

As Louisville, Kentucky grew in the 20 and 30s, 1930s, Louisville installed many mass transit trains. They ran from downtown Louisville to out laying suburbs. As much as 50/60 miles out. All detections. Soon after world war II the automobile became the most popular means of transportation so the Mass Transit Rain System was abandoned. Very little of the Transit System is left. A few locations still live on but in decay. A shame. The tracks are still used for the big part today for cargo trains.

This boarding platform was one of the largest that serviced the Mass Rail Transit System except for the main hub at 6/7th and Broadway which is all gone today. This station is huge. Runs almost a half mile.

The whole that is filled with old brick was an elevator to raise, I am thinking, food items up to this elevated level. There where very top end restrooms with tile floors which can be seen in this image behind the filed in elevator. The walls are gone. There may have been an are to buy food thus the elevator.

Miss Moonchild213 and Miss GIGI = where up the tracks also shooting images.

Stay tuned on this shoot. There will be some strong over the top images coming.

Rikk DarkMoon DarkMoonPhoto DarkMoonPhotography aka 19.5

Description
Our model is Miss Siddhartha:

Miss Siddhartha goes way back in years with us here at DarkMoonPhoto. She does not live here anymore but when in town, because of family, always gives me/us a little of her time to catch up some images. She is an artist in her own right. She is a painter. I would love to see her post some of her work here on deviantArt some day.

As Louisville, Kentucky grew in the 20 and 30s, 1930s, Louisville installed many mass transit trains. They ran from downtown Louisville to out laying suburbs. As much as 50/60 miles out. All detections. Soon after world war II the automobile became the most popular means of transportation so the Mass Transit Rain System was abandoned. Very little of the Transit System is left. A few locations still live on but in decay. A shame. The tracks are still used for the big part today for cargo trains.

This boarding platform was one of the largest that serviced the Mass Rail Transit System except for the main hub at 6/7th and Broadway which is all gone today. This station is huge. Runs almost a half mile.

The whole that is filled with old brick was an elevator to raise, I am thinking, food items up to this elevated level. There where very top end restrooms with tile floors which can be seen in this image behind the filed in elevator. The walls are gone. There may have been an are to buy food thus the elevator.

Miss Moonchild213 and Miss GIGI = where up the tracks also shooting images.

Stay tuned on this shoot. There will be some strong over the top images coming.

Rikk DarkMoon DarkMoonPhoto DarkMoonPhotography aka 19.5