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It appears that the old Baker boxcar is being used as a storage shed

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01232-baker-boxcar.jpg Non-descript Baker is mostly gas stations, fast-food joints and convenience stores, but here's an old boxcar in a vacant lotThumbnailsThe Baker Country Store ran out of tea bags, so I go to the ridiculously expensive Baker Market to see if they have any in stockNon-descript Baker is mostly gas stations, fast-food joints and convenience stores, but here's an old boxcar in a vacant lotThumbnailsThe Baker Country Store ran out of tea bags, so I go to the ridiculously expensive Baker Market to see if they have any in stockNon-descript Baker is mostly gas stations, fast-food joints and convenience stores, but here's an old boxcar in a vacant lotThumbnailsThe Baker Country Store ran out of tea bags, so I go to the ridiculously expensive Baker Market to see if they have any in stockNon-descript Baker is mostly gas stations, fast-food joints and convenience stores, but here's an old boxcar in a vacant lotThumbnailsThe Baker Country Store ran out of tea bags, so I go to the ridiculously expensive Baker Market to see if they have any in stockNon-descript Baker is mostly gas stations, fast-food joints and convenience stores, but here's an old boxcar in a vacant lotThumbnailsThe Baker Country Store ran out of tea bags, so I go to the ridiculously expensive Baker Market to see if they have any in stock

I wonder how old this "building" is and how long it has been sitting here. I wouldn't be surprised if it served as someone's modest lodgings at some point during its history.