wow,the old home town finally got a skyscraper………love those panoramic views…………….in my day,the highest point was from winn mt or the upper floor of the hs………….carl johnson,bhs,,1954
I believe Wells Fargo was in this building too. In the wooded area between The District and Lahey there is a foot path with a small structure. A map is attached showing more of the pathway but that now seems to have been overgrown. There’s a Wells Fargo logo on the map. What’s odd is that the foot path is accessible only from the Lahey grounds and not from The District, so nowadays it wouldn’t be easy to get there without a long walk that goes to Mall Road and then up the Lahey “Emergency” road. There’s also a creek that runs along that strip of woods so direct access would have required a foot bridge, but there’s no sign that one ever existed.
Is that your stealth hat you are wearing?
Old Baybank Tower? … if so, brings back memories to when I worked there in the late 80s / early 90s … quite the interior upgrade!
Nice views
wow,the old home town finally got a skyscraper………love those panoramic views…………….in my day,the highest point was from winn mt or the upper floor of the hs………….carl johnson,bhs,,1954
I believe Wells Fargo was in this building too. In the wooded area between The District and Lahey there is a foot path with a small structure. A map is attached showing more of the pathway but that now seems to have been overgrown. There’s a Wells Fargo logo on the map. What’s odd is that the foot path is accessible only from the Lahey grounds and not from The District, so nowadays it wouldn’t be easy to get there without a long walk that goes to Mall Road and then up the Lahey “Emergency” road. There’s also a creek that runs along that strip of woods so direct access would have required a foot bridge, but there’s no sign that one ever existed.