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Just received this picture of an advertisement featuring the Buzby Bros facility.
I have never seen the PRSL power plant in the background painted like that before.

This doesn't help your Ocean City question, but Gary Evans of the PRSL Historical Society posted information on 1973 Conrail (PRSL) freight traffic on July 2nd & 4th emails. I summarized it in my July 4th blog at : http://rickb773-prsl.blogspot.com/ Gary stated: "Most of the information her...

Hi Bill, Just saw your note. I am sure someone by now has directed you to the Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines Historical Society: http://www.prslhs.com/ It is a great resource, visited by many men who actually worked on the PRSl & the Conrail follow-up. SJRail.com is also a good resource: ht...

Here is a photo taken in the same location as the one with the steam locomotive above. 50+ years have passed and massive overgrowth has taken over. A NewJersey concrete highway barrier now seperates the northbound and southbound lanes (2 each) of Gateway Blvd. The siding crossed the road just to the...

From the PRSLHS forum: From: Richard Balassaitis [mailto:rick773@hotmail.com] Sent: Thursday, June 23, 2011 2:18 PM To: 'members@prslhs.com' Subject: Buzby Brothers - Westville, NJ ... Some folks had questioned whether this really was the Buzby Brothers concrete facility in Westville, NJ. (Buzby Bro...