Box 57
Contains 212 Results:
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View of Enola Yard looking south. Large building left of center is the steel car shop. In center of picture is the hump, beyond that the classification yard. Employee parking lot shown; employees must cuss tracks to get to car repair shop.
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Enola yards looking eastward from west of engine house (center background of photo) at the receiving yard.
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Close up view of Enola engine house showing lower end of ready tracks. Engines prepared for departure eastbound. Note diversity of motive power which engine crews must familiarize themselves with.
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Taken at the extreme west end of the Enola Yard, looking eastward. Large number of crossovers and leader ladder tracks. To left of telephone pole are two switch engines working on same ladder.
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Interlocking as seen from Mulberry Street bridge looking eastward.
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View of state interlocking at west end of Harrisburg passenger station. Electric locomotive at right of picture is being moved by engine crew from ready track to station in preparation for hauling passenger tram to N.Y. Reverse movements thru interlocking require man on left side to relay signal indications to engineer. Loco No. 4851 (type G-G-1).
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View of state interlocking taken from State St. overhead bridge looking eastward into Harrisburg passenger station. Storage tracks are at left with reading station beyond. Signals governing movements in this area are mostly low home position light type. Overhead catanery system provides current at 11,000 volts for electric operation.
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Tentatively identified as Rutherford Yards and WM Unit 146 (ALCO S4).
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Shows the Atlantic Coast line at the Ashby Street crossing, looking east. The main lines are on the right and the industrial tracks are on the left. (Ashby Street is now Joseph E. Lowery Boulevard NW).
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South end of yard.