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Post by bigchief5 on Mar 9, 2009 14:12:34 GMT -5
The road that was dedicated in RVC as Firemans Field was an access Road to the sewer plant which was taken out of service prior to the dedication, it was not a mapped road.
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Post by 911pix on Mar 9, 2009 16:14:26 GMT -5
OK, I get what you're saying. Now maybe it's a question of semantics, but when the arch was dedicated in 1935, would you say that the service road officially became a "track" to compete on at that same time? In other words, at the time the arch was dedicated, was the track dedicated as well at the same time, so that in essence the whole place was being dedicated as a "facility"?
For that matter, was the track at Hempstead built at the same time as the arch, or was the road surface there pre-existing as a road used for another purpose?
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