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Dover Hydraulic Elevator @ 90 South Ridge Street - Rye, New York

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First published at 19:00 UTC on February 7th, 2020.

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Shot 11/6/19. This is an elevator I spotted from the street when driving home from Rye back in April 2019. When I was on the way to the Rye train station to do some railfanning, I stopped by this building to check out this elevator. This building is honestly pretty cool. The main entrance is actually the second floor of the building. You would of never guessed that this place has an elevator. There is also a back entrance with more parking that is the first floor. This elevator services both entrances. I really liked the design of this building! This elevator is pretty nice to. This elevator runs well and is in good shape. It was nice to see another Dover classic elevator as well. I had a confrontation with the building manager on the way (not included in this video). I honestly thought I was going to be asked to leave but he asked me what I was doing. He was a very nice guy and I told him I was doing a blog on elevators and thought it was cool. I ended up having a nice conversation with him.

As a reminder: Always respect building owners, managers and employees in the event a confrontation occurs when filming elevators. Always be honest as well!

Anyways, enjoy!

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