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Built in the 1920’s, Bush Terminals, as the monumental buildings became called, still houses a mix of manufacturing, warehousing and distribution firms. The complex was recognized as one of the first industrial parks in the nation and became a model for other urban industrial centers. It still remains a prominent and well recognized feature of the Brooklyn waterfront. Prospect Expressway, one of Brooklyn’s major commercial arteries, passes right by the Terminals on the way to the Battery Tunnel.
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