Things you can't see anymore like a CSX Stealth GP30 slug, a Conrail N5C cabin
car, SEPTA Silverliner IV 9022, a bustling Midvale Yard and more

http://www.trainweb.org/phillynrhs/RPOTW.html

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FS: New Atlas SILVER B23-7 lettered Conrail Quality.  These units have not been
removed from the box.  Retail was $150 each  - available here for $80 each
(almost half of retail) + exact mail from 34689.  Checks or money order only. 
NO electronic payments.
Thanks for looking!
Jay Leinbach
Florida

1. Stock #8047 - road number 1971
2. Stock #8049 - road number 2004

















__._,_.


























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FS: I have the following unused Herald King decals available for a check of
$2.75 EACH which INCLUDES mail to the United States.

The package includes -
TWO Z-700 for a piggyback trailer
TWO B-700 for a 40' or 50' boxcar
ONE H-701 for a PS covered hopper and
ONE H-702 for a centerflo

Thanks for looking!
Jay Leinbach
Florida



























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While passing thru Warsaw(IN) spotted pair of NS high nose Geeps
heading up the northbound circus train, around 615 pm Monday 8/29/11. Does
anyone know once the train arrives at Elhart off the Marion branch which way it
will head? I checked the circus website and Chicago's show isn't until Oct.
                                Craig Cloud

High nose Geps? Do they still have those?

Any pictures? Was it the great sight I imagine it to be?.

Gert




To: ConrailCorp@yahoogroups.com
From: railphotosbycraig@...
Date: Tue, 30 Aug 2011 07:21:07 +0000
Subject: [ConrailCorp] Barnum and Bailey/Ringling Bros Circus train 2011








While passing thru Warsaw(IN) spotted pair of NS high nose Geeps heading up the
northbound circus train, around 615 pm Monday 8/29/11. Does anyone know once the
train arrives at Elhart off the Marion branch which way it will head? I checked
the circus website and Chicago's show isn't until Oct.
Craig Cloud






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No, unfortunately the train was passing below as I was travelling west on
US30. I was hoping that the train would layover once it got to Elkhart, however
soon learned (thru the Circus train group) a fresh crew was called and the train
passed thru at night on its way top BNSF in Chillicothee,IL.
                               Craig Cloud
                              Porter(IN) CP482

Related to the track work in Lebanon(IN), CSX is replacing the concrete
PRR bridge over I65. The bridge maybe too far gone for a simple repair, also
passing underneath the structure many a times the road narrows a bit or seems
like it. One half of the bridge itself is gone, the steel decking is still in
place just the concrete is being chiseled away.
                                         Craig Cloud

Hello friends,

This E-news is larger than ever.   Go to www.newyorkrailroads.com   Hit the
"hot news" button at the top to find all sort of things.  It's train show
time.  Check out one of the best at the NYS Fairgrounds November 5 & 6.

This is being emailed to NEW addresses and lists.  The purpose of this
website and monthly E-News is to SHARE information with individuals and
groups interested in any New York State railroad-oriented events and
information.  ANY and ALL groups are welcome to welcome to reply and send
news and information for future events, meetings and especially railroad
events such as the CP Holiday Train.  ALL subjects from Conrail to the new
Saratoga & North Creek Railroad can be shared.

Tom Trencansky



[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

New York Railroads E-News 36 [11/23/11]


Hello friends,

Please check out the latest news and events at
www.newyorkrailroads.com/news.   We have uploaded all sorts of information
at  <http://www.newyorkrailroads.com> www.newyorkrailroads.com and now link
to over 200 NYS rail-related organizations.

Please send the following message to your friends or send it to your club
newsletter editor to help spread the word.  If you are a member of an
organization that is not listed, let me know.

NEW YORK RAILROADS [NYR] at  <http://www.newyorkrailroads.com>
www.newyorkrailroads.com is a resource of news and events with links to over
200 rail organizations of all kinds, from mainline and shortline railroads
to excursion lines, to model railroad clubs and hobby shops.  It will
continue to grow with new links and information.  New York Railroads
releases an email once per month with new information by the 25th of each
month.  Email NYR to receive this mailing, or simply visit the web online at
the start of each month for the latest New York Railroad news and events.

Save the link as a favorite!  Organizations - please link your web to us.
Any questions, please contact me via email, anytime and thanks,

Tom Trencansky, Dryden, NY



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l191

From: kyleian0517 <kyleian0517@...>
To: conrailcorp@yahoogroups.com; csaorailfan@...; csignorelli@...;
csx4758@...; csxphillysub@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 8:40 PM
Subject: [ConrailCorp]


 
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I am on my sister's computer (visiting) when I tried the link.
Every firewall and /or antivirus she has (her computer is used for work, so it's
over-protected) lit up the screen with warnings.
Just passing it along, if it makes any diifference to any of you.
 
Mark H.

________________________________
From: rod kik <rjkik@...>
To: "ConrailCorp@yahoogroups.com" <ConrailCorp@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, November 23, 2011 8:26 AM
Subject: [ConrailCorp] unsubscribe


 


From: kyleian0517 <kyleian0517@...>
To: conrailcorp@yahoogroups.com; csaorailfan@...; csignorelli@...;
csx4758@...; csxphillysub@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 8:40 PM
Subject: [ConrailCorp]

 
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New York Railroads E-News 37 [1-1-12]


Hello friends,

Please check out the latest news and events at
www.newyorkrailroads.com/news.   We have uploaded all sorts of information
at  <http://www.newyorkrailroads.com> www.newyorkrailroads.com and now link
to over 200 NYS rail-related organizations.

Please send the following message to your friends or send it to your club
newsletter editor to help spread the word.  If you are a member of an
organization that is not listed, let me know.

NEW YORK RAILROADS [NYR] at  <http://www.newyorkrailroads.com>
www.newyorkrailroads.com is a resource of news and events with links to over
200 rail organizations of all kinds, from mainline and shortline railroads
to excursion lines, to model railroad clubs and hobby shops.  It will
continue to grow with new links and information.  New York Railroads
releases an email once per month with new information by the 25th of each
month.  Email NYR to receive this mailing, or simply visit the web online at
the start of each month for the latest New York Railroad news and events.

Save the link as a favorite!  Organizations - please link your web to us.
Any questions, please contact me via email, anytime and thanks,

Tom Trencansky, Dryden, NY



[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Tom, your site is loaded with popups & semi-spam.  Any chance of just copying
some of the more pertinent news to their respectable groups, rather than
emailing every last IRRELEVANT group in your email list, where not a single lick
of news exists for those particular roads?

Eric


On Jan 1, 2012, at 12:51 AM, NY Railroads - Tom Trencansky wrote:

> New York Railroads E-News 37 [1-1-12]
>
>
> Hello friends,
>
> Please check out the latest news and events at
> www.newyorkrailroads.com/news.   We have uploaded all sorts of information
> at  <http://www.newyorkrailroads.com> www.newyorkrailroads.com and now link
> to over 200 NYS rail-related organizations.
>
> Please send the following message to your friends or send it to your club
> newsletter editor to help spread the word.  If you are a member of an
> organization that is not listed, let me know.
>
> NEW YORK RAILROADS [NYR] at  <http://www.newyorkrailroads.com>
> www.newyorkrailroads.com is a resource of news and events with links to over
> 200 rail organizations of all kinds, from mainline and shortline railroads
> to excursion lines, to model railroad clubs and hobby shops.  It will
> continue to grow with new links and information.  New York Railroads
> releases an email once per month with new information by the 25th of each
> month.  Email NYR to receive this mailing, or simply visit the web online at
> the start of each month for the latest New York Railroad news and events.
>
> Save the link as a favorite!  Organizations - please link your web to us.
> Any questions, please contact me via email, anytime and thanks,
>
> Tom Trencansky, Dryden, NY
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>

No spam or pop-ups appeared when I ran through the site.
Nice job!
Rick



From: Eric Augatis
Sent: Sunday, January 01, 2012 1:26 AM
To: ConrailCorp@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ConrailCorp] New York Railroads E-News 37 [1-1-12]



Tom, your site is loaded with popups & semi-spam. Any chance of just copying
some of the more pertinent news to their respectable groups, rather than
emailing every last IRRELEVANT group in your email list, where not a single lick
of news exists for those particular roads?

Eric

On Jan 1, 2012, at 12:51 AM, NY Railroads - Tom Trencansky wrote:

> New York Railroads E-News 37 [1-1-12]
>
>
> Hello friends,
>
> Please check out the latest news and events at
> www.newyorkrailroads.com/news. We have uploaded all sorts of information
> at <http://www.newyorkrailroads.com> www.newyorkrailroads.com and now link
> to over 200 NYS rail-related organizations.
>
> Please send the following message to your friends or send it to your club
> newsletter editor to help spread the word. If you are a member of an
> organization that is not listed, let me know.
>
> NEW YORK RAILROADS [NYR] at <http://www.newyorkrailroads.com>
> www.newyorkrailroads.com is a resource of news and events with links to over
> 200 rail organizations of all kinds, from mainline and shortline railroads
> to excursion lines, to model railroad clubs and hobby shops. It will
> continue to grow with new links and information. New York Railroads
> releases an email once per month with new information by the 25th of each
> month. Email NYR to receive this mailing, or simply visit the web online at
> the start of each month for the latest New York Railroad news and events.
>
> Save the link as a favorite! Organizations - please link your web to us.
> Any questions, please contact me via email, anytime and thanks,
>
> Tom Trencansky, Dryden, NY
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>





[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Hello Eric, please tell me more.  I am not aware of any pop-ups on it.  If you
tell me what pop's up I'll deal with it since the whole idea of this link is to
simply send only one email per month to share all of the news and events I have
sent to me.  There should never be any spam, whatsoever.  There are NO ads on
the site, just railfan stuff and while some months there might not be a specific
topic such as Conrail, plenty of months there are many subjects covered.  The
focus is mostly New York.

I send that simple note so a person has the option to open it and see what news
is there, or not, as they choose.

I enjoy doing this and get a couple hundred positive notes each month, including
all those news items, shows, and occasionally a neat railfan event planned with
short notice.  It takes me dozens of hours to organize all this stuff, and email
the messages out, and to avoid becoming spam.

Please let me know if the link acts up, especially with pop-ups/spam so I can
fix.

Next month, I'll look to see if I can find something neat on Conrail!

Tom Trencansky

--- In ConrailCorp@yahoogroups.com, Eric Augatis <eaugatis@...> wrote:
>
> Tom, your site is loaded with popups & semi-spam.  Any chance of just copying
some of the more pertinent news to their respectable groups, rather than
emailing every last IRRELEVANT group in your email list, where not a single lick
of news exists for those particular roads?
>
> Eric
>
>
> On Jan 1, 2012, at 12:51 AM, NY Railroads - Tom Trencansky wrote:
>
> > New York Railroads E-News 37 [1-1-12]
> >
> >
> > Hello friends,
> >
> > Please check out the latest news and events at
> > www.newyorkrailroads.com/news.   We have uploaded all sorts of information
> > at  <http://www.newyorkrailroads.com> www.newyorkrailroads.com and now link
> > to over 200 NYS rail-related organizations.
> >
> > Please send the following message to your friends or send it to your club
> > newsletter editor to help spread the word.  If you are a member of an
> > organization that is not listed, let me know.
> >
> > NEW YORK RAILROADS [NYR] at  <http://www.newyorkrailroads.com>
> > www.newyorkrailroads.com is a resource of news and events with links to over
> > 200 rail organizations of all kinds, from mainline and shortline railroads
> > to excursion lines, to model railroad clubs and hobby shops.  It will
> > continue to grow with new links and information.  New York Railroads
> > releases an email once per month with new information by the 25th of each
> > month.  Email NYR to receive this mailing, or simply visit the web online at
> > the start of each month for the latest New York Railroad news and events.
> >
> > Save the link as a favorite!  Organizations - please link your web to us.
> > Any questions, please contact me via email, anytime and thanks,
> >
> > Tom Trencansky, Dryden, NY
> >
> >
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> >
> >
> >
> > ------------------------------------
> >
> > Yahoo! Groups Links
> >
> >
> >
>

Please remove my email from your address book.
  Thank you.


------------------------------
On Sun, Jan 1, 2012 12:01 PM CST Tom Trencansky wrote:

>Hello Eric, please tell me more.  I am not aware of any pop-ups on it.  If you
tell me what pop's up I'll deal with it since the whole idea of this link is to
simply send only one email per month to share all of the news and events I have
sent to me.  There should never be any spam, whatsoever.  There are NO ads on
the site, just railfan stuff and while some months there might not be a specific
topic such as Conrail, plenty of months there are many subjects covered.  The
focus is mostly New York.
>
>I send that simple note so a person has the option to open it and see what news
is there, or not, as they choose.
>
>I enjoy doing this and get a couple hundred positive notes each month,
including all those news items, shows, and occasionally a neat railfan event
planned with short notice.  It takes me dozens of hours to organize all this
stuff, and email the messages out, and to avoid becoming spam.
>
>Please let me know if the link acts up, especially with pop-ups/spam so I can
fix.
>
>Next month, I'll look to see if I can find something neat on Conrail!
>
>Tom Trencansky
>
>--- In ConrailCorp@yahoogroups.com, Eric Augatis <eaugatis@...> wrote:
>>
>> Tom, your site is loaded with popups & semi-spam.  Any chance of just copying
some of the more pertinent news to their respectable groups, rather than
emailing every last IRRELEVANT group in your email list, where not a single lick
of news exists for those particular roads?
>>
>> Eric
>>
>>
>> On Jan 1, 2012, at 12:51 AM, NY Railroads - Tom Trencansky wrote:
>>
>> > New York Railroads E-News 37 [1-1-12]
>> >
>> >
>> > Hello friends,
>> >
>> > Please check out the latest news and events at
>> > www.newyorkrailroads.com/news.   We have uploaded all sorts of information
>> > at  <http://www.newyorkrailroads.com> www.newyorkrailroads.com and now link
>> > to over 200 NYS rail-related organizations.
>> >
>> > Please send the following message to your friends or send it to your club
>> > newsletter editor to help spread the word.  If you are a member of an
>> > organization that is not listed, let me know.
>> >
>> > NEW YORK RAILROADS [NYR] at  <http://www.newyorkrailroads.com>
>> > www.newyorkrailroads.com is a resource of news and events with links to
over
>> > 200 rail organizations of all kinds, from mainline and shortline railroads
>> > to excursion lines, to model railroad clubs and hobby shops.  It will
>> > continue to grow with new links and information.  New York Railroads
>> > releases an email once per month with new information by the 25th of each
>> > month.  Email NYR to receive this mailing, or simply visit the web online
at
>> > the start of each month for the latest New York Railroad news and events.
>> >
>> > Save the link as a favorite!  Organizations - please link your web to us.
>> > Any questions, please contact me via email, anytime and thanks,
>> >
>> > Tom Trencansky, Dryden, NY
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > ------------------------------------
>> >
>> > Yahoo! Groups Links
>> >
>> >
>> >
>>
>
>

Rod,


It's not that easy. You're on a Yahoogroup to which Mr. Trencansky sent his
off-topic mass email. The only way to avoid it is for him to stop; you to
unsubscribe (or block his email address?) or have the mod restrict his posting
abilities.


Eric


----- Original Message -----
From: "rod kik" <rjkik@...>
To: conrailcorp@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, January 2, 2012 7:58:22 AM
Subject: Re: [ConrailCorp] Re: New York Railroads E-News 37 [1-1-12]

Please remove my email from your address book.
Thank you.


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I didn't have pop ups etc when I went to his site.

Clint




To: conrailcorp@yahoogroups.com
From: rjkik@...
Date: Mon, 2 Jan 2012 04:58:22 -0800
Subject: Re: [ConrailCorp] Re: New York Railroads E-News 37 [1-1-12]








Please remove my email from your address book.
Thank you.

------------------------------
On Sun, Jan 1, 2012 12:01 PM CST Tom Trencansky wrote:

>Hello Eric, please tell me more. I am not aware of any pop-ups on it. If you
tell me what pop's up I'll deal with it since the whole idea of this link is to
simply send only one email per month to share all of the news and events I have
sent to me. There should never be any spam, whatsoever. There are NO ads on the
site, just railfan stuff and while some months there might not be a specific
topic such as Conrail, plenty of months there are many subjects covered. The
focus is mostly New York.
>
>I send that simple note so a person has the option to open it and see what news
is there, or not, as they choose.
>
>I enjoy doing this and get a couple hundred positive notes each month,
including all those news items, shows, and occasionally a neat railfan event
planned with short notice. It takes me dozens of hours to organize all this
stuff, and email the messages out, and to avoid becoming spam.
>
>Please let me know if the link acts up, especially with pop-ups/spam so I can
fix.
>
>Next month, I'll look to see if I can find something neat on Conrail!
>
>Tom Trencansky
>
>--- In ConrailCorp@yahoogroups.com, Eric Augatis <eaugatis@...> wrote:
>>
>> Tom, your site is loaded with popups & semi-spam. Any chance of just copying
some of the more pertinent news to their respectable groups, rather than
emailing every last IRRELEVANT group in your email list, where not a single lick
of news exists for those particular roads?
>>
>> Eric
>>
>>
>> On Jan 1, 2012, at 12:51 AM, NY Railroads - Tom Trencansky wrote:
>>
>> > New York Railroads E-News 37 [1-1-12]
>> >
>> >
>> > Hello friends,
>> >
>> > Please check out the latest news and events at
>> > www.newyorkrailroads.com/news. We have uploaded all sorts of information
>> > at <http://www.newyorkrailroads.com> www.newyorkrailroads.com and now link
>> > to over 200 NYS rail-related organizations.
>> >
>> > Please send the following message to your friends or send it to your club
>> > newsletter editor to help spread the word. If you are a member of an
>> > organization that is not listed, let me know.
>> >
>> > NEW YORK RAILROADS [NYR] at <http://www.newyorkrailroads.com>
>> > www.newyorkrailroads.com is a resource of news and events with links to
over
>> > 200 rail organizations of all kinds, from mainline and shortline railroads
>> > to excursion lines, to model railroad clubs and hobby shops. It will
>> > continue to grow with new links and information. New York Railroads
>> > releases an email once per month with new information by the 25th of each
>> > month. Email NYR to receive this mailing, or simply visit the web online at
>> > the start of each month for the latest New York Railroad news and events.
>> >
>> > Save the link as a favorite! Organizations - please link your web to us.
>> > Any questions, please contact me via email, anytime and thanks,
>> >
>> > Tom Trencansky, Dryden, NY
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > ------------------------------------
>> >
>> > Yahoo! Groups Links
>> >
>> >
>> >
>>
>
>






[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I am tryinig to find out if any of the 5000's were ever equipped with Locomotive
Speed Limiter (LSL)? I do not see any with the tell tail yellow "bee" indicator
on the frame. But I just want to make sure. I do not think they ever operated
(or at least led) east of Selkirk but I would think they would have operated on
the Northeast corridor on Intermodal trains.

Just curious if anyone knows.

Thanks.

Bill

www.conrail5008.com
www.dnh757.com

They led on the NEC before LSL was mandatory, but not after. In fact, Ricky
Gates' train was a set of 3 B36-7s. They did run east of Selkirk, as they were
cab signal equipped.

Ian

-----Original Message-----
From: "tunnorth" <locosim@...>
Sender: ConrailCorp@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tue, 03 Jan 2012 16:33:10
To: <ConrailCorp@yahoogroups.com>
Reply-To: ConrailCorp@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [ConrailCorp] Where Any of the Conrail B36-7's LSL Equipped?

I am tryinig to find out if any of the 5000's were ever equipped with Locomotive
Speed Limiter (LSL)? I do not see any with the tell tail yellow "bee" indicator
on the frame. But I just want to make sure. I do not think they ever operated
(or at least led) east of Selkirk but I would think they would have operated on
the Northeast corridor on Intermodal trains.

Just curious if anyone knows.

Thanks.

Bill

www.conrail5008.com
www.dnh757.com



------------------------------------

Yahoo! Groups Links

No B36-7s were equipped with LSL.  They could and did operated east of  Selkirk
to Beacon Park, and south on the Riverline to NJ, but could not operate on the
Hudson Line due to plow clearance (3rd rail) and later, lack of LSL, as well.

-Don

--- In ConrailCorp@yahoogroups.com, "Ian Smith" <amtrakjackson@...> wrote:
>
> They led on the NEC before LSL was mandatory, but not after. In fact, Ricky
Gates' train was a set of 3 B36-7s. They did run east of Selkirk, as they were
cab signal equipped.
>
> Ian
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: "tunnorth" <locosim@...>
> Sender: ConrailCorp@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Tue, 03 Jan 2012 16:33:10
> To: <ConrailCorp@yahoogroups.com>
> Reply-To: ConrailCorp@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [ConrailCorp] Where Any of the Conrail B36-7's LSL Equipped?
>
> I am tryinig to find out if any of the 5000's were ever equipped with
Locomotive Speed Limiter (LSL)? I do not see any with the tell tail yellow "bee"
indicator on the frame. But I just want to make sure. I do not think they ever
operated (or at least led) east of Selkirk but I would think they would have
operated on the Northeast corridor on Intermodal trains.
>
> Just curious if anyone knows.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Bill
>
> www.conrail5008.com
> www.dnh757.com
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>

I've taken the time to write this note in a professional and non-personal
manner.  Once a month, I create an electronic newsletter to promote all the
railroad activity in New York State.  I am willing to help promote any rail
organization, any club, any show, any event, any time.  I think our hobby needs
that.  We need to look forward, be progressive and positive on trains.  I
realize that some of the individual postings may not have a specific topic but
the New York Railroads website lists over 200 additional NYS links, many of
which apply to Conrail and other lines.  It's a web resource.

I joined this group as a fan that enjoyed Conrail, maybe even "loved Conrail". 
I photographed everything Conrail I could find from standing in Sayre PA and
Binghamton NY on the very last day of the LV and EL to all the new operational
changes brought about on April 1, 1976.  I've taken thousands of Conrail
photographs, everything from repainted CR units to full Conrail blue and I MISS
the railroad.

I donate my views everywhere.  I've had hundreds of Conrail views published,
everything from a blue GG1 to the inspection train to the smallest EMD switcher,
and proud to help anyone, anytime.

If anything, I have been disappointed that this particular list has had very
little Conrail material.  If it weren't for the recent posting about New York
Railroads, there has been hardly anything.

The future of New York Railroads is to be inclusive.  I and some friends are
creating new pages so other fans can safely railfan locations In NYS.  I'd be
glad to help sponsor a page on "Conrail in NYS".  I would add content.  I would
love to see more Conrail out there, especially in NYS.

Next issue will start out with a Conrail view of in New York State.  And, if
anyone on this list has some suggestions for other "neat" web resources on
Conrail, please share them with me off this group at
publicity@...   I will see how to incorporate them into a
decent resource.  Perhaps a future E-News can feature Conrail.

Remember, once created and added to the web, that site can be there literally
permanently.  Send me suggestions?

As I said, there are very few posting on this site and I honestly thought an
email from an NYS site full of interesting links, topics, events, shows, etc.
would be welcome.   I'm going to do a posting in a couple weeks and if the
moderator of this list wants to restrict me from posting a once-a-month note
from New York Railroads, I will respect that, but, think it hardly worth
multiple complaints in this group.

I do this for fun.  I share my information freely and the fans that share
information with me seem to enjoy helping promote our unique hobby.  I'll
continue to do that as long as it remains . . . fun.

Tom Trencansky, Dryden, NY

Good morning friends,

Is there a source for me to get inspired and informed about a passengeryard.
What was done with the cars after their runs, what buildings/equipment were/was
around the yard for crewmembers, cleaning/maintenance or other personnel? Any
good photo's or trackplans? Article in MR or so?

Thanks a lot in advance.

Gert Velthuizen

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What era??

Jeffrey S. Leaman

Railroad Accident Investigator

National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB)

Office of Railroad, Pipeline & Hazardous Materials Investigations

DuPage Airport

31 W775 North Avenue

West Chicago, IL  60185

312.339-6958

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Good morning friends,



Is there a source for me to get inspired and informed about a passengeryard.
What was done with the cars after their runs, what buildings/equipment were/was
around the yard for crewmembers, cleaning/maintenance or other personnel? Any
good photo's or trackplans? Article in MR or so?



Thanks a lot in advance.



Gert Velthuizen



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Good morning,

End of the seventies or in our (Big Blue) terms "early days".
Guess the basics of cartreatment were pretty much the same...

Have a good weekend,

Gert


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New York Railroads E-News 38 [1-26-12]

Hello friends,

Please check out the latest news and events at
www.newyorkrailroads.com/news.   We have uploaded all sorts of information
at  <http://www.newyorkrailroads.com> www.newyorkrailroads.com and now link
to over 200 NYS rail-related organizations.

There's several new links as well as updated events including info on the
Amherst Show in Springfield this weekend and the large show near Buffalo
later in February [18th and 19th sponsored by the Western NY Railway
Historical Society].  Please support these organizations!

I do apologize for some cross-postings but there is a lot of new material
each month, new ALCO web for the Heritage Museum, D&H information, and we
are currently working on webpages to share Conrail and WAG information, etc.
I try to send only one email per month and ask to please excuse some
duplication.

Any questions, please contact me via email, anytime and thanks,

Tom Trencansky, Dryden, NY



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A short trip for the shells
http://www.trainweb.org/phillynrhs/RPOTW120212.html

Conrail rail train on SEPTA's Main Line back in 1994 ... when the train stops,
cue the sound effects
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fq3XUvBQKuM

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