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Re: CNJ main past High Bridge in 1972

 by mitch kennedy ¦  Thu Feb 20, 2014 6:01 pm ¦  Forum: New Jersey Railfan ¦  Topic: CNJ main past High Bridge in 1972 ¦  Replies: 20 ¦  Views: 10325

CNJ still ran to Pburg til CR, and AFAIK still into Allentown (via LV from Pburg or Easton?), as CNJ-Rdg pool train still ran to Rutherford til Conrail....pix are in the Morning Sun Rdg in color book of that train on the Rdg side. Psgr service also ran to Pburg til a few years after CR (1979-80?) Th...

Re: South Jersey

 by mitch kennedy ¦  Thu Feb 20, 2014 5:49 pm ¦  Forum: New Jersey Railfan ¦  Topic: South Jersey ¦  Replies: 1504 ¦  Views: 313567

wow, John you DO get around! Thanks for all the pix....

Re: new pictures, post Conrail

 by mitch kennedy ¦  Thu Feb 20, 2014 5:46 pm ¦  Forum: Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines ¦  Topic: new pictures, post Conrail ¦  Replies: 2 ¦  Views: 6652

Thanks, Joe-I lived in Magnolia to, from birth (1956!) til 86

Re: Flexi-vans under PC?

 by mitch kennedy ¦  Sun Feb 09, 2014 9:02 pm ¦  Forum: Penn Central ¦  Topic: Flexi-vans under PC? ¦  Replies: 19 ¦  Views: 19385

to resuscitate an old thread-here's 2 E44's coming through Paoli westbound, mid-day in March 1971., with what could probably be one of those mail trains.. It's not long as intermodal trains go.... My Dad took these with an old Olympus Pen-EE half-frame rangefinder... The miracle of scanners and corr...

new pictures, post Conrail

 by mitch kennedy ¦  Sun Jan 26, 2014 10:28 am ¦  Forum: Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines ¦  Topic: new pictures, post Conrail ¦  Replies: 2 ¦  Views: 6652

These are a little too post-CR for the PRSL group (which is a great bunch of people, and just celebrated its 7th birthday, still with Captain Bill at the helm!) This is WPCA 31 (ex-CM91) in 1985 or 86.. the Beese was now solidly manual block and the track averaged out to 25-30 in most places, making...

Re: Coal trains in South Jersey

 by mitch kennedy ¦  Sun Jan 26, 2014 9:54 am ¦  Forum: New Jersey Railfan ¦  Topic: Coal trains in South Jersey ¦  Replies: 43 ¦  Views: 34353

Wow, John, you DO get around.. appreciate your photos of the whole scene! Quite the crossing light rig at Cross Keys Rd, huh? Is the little custard stand (the cat and the fiddle) still there? Winslow looks less haunted now since its all grown in..(except for the corpses of the abandoned locos)... he...

Re: South Jersey

 by mitch kennedy ¦  Tue Aug 27, 2013 8:21 pm ¦  Forum: New Jersey Railfan ¦  Topic: South Jersey ¦  Replies: 1504 ¦  Views: 313567

John-great shots as usual.. do you have some sort of other-worldly powers that help you find this stuff????? And I DON'T miss those @#$%^%%^ 3500's AT ALL!!! (when we had them on the SLR)

Re: Dispatching Overview

 by mitch kennedy ¦  Mon Aug 05, 2013 8:12 pm ¦  Forum: Pennsylvania Railroad ¦  Topic: Dispatching Overview ¦  Replies: 5 ¦  Views: 4387

Zoo also had for 2 tricks w/2 train directors (hourly, BRAC jobs) and 3 leverman. One director and leverman on 3rd trick til the late 70's . I posted at Arsenal and Zoo back then as a summer intern. The CTC machines went in to the towers starting in the 30's on a grand scale concurrent with electrif...

Re: PC at Columbia Vid (Rare 8mm)

 by mitch kennedy ¦  Sat Jul 06, 2013 3:42 pm ¦  Forum: Penn Central ¦  Topic: PC at Columbia Vid (Rare 8mm) ¦  Replies: 1 ¦  Views: 8397

Great film!!!

Re: OIM-US Steel S-8 cow and calf

 by mitch kennedy ¦  Wed Jan 09, 2013 5:46 pm ¦  Forum: Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton ¦  Topic: OIM-US Steel S-8 cow and calf ¦  Replies: 2 ¦  Views: 7182

Aha! John Danielson revealed your TRUE identity! Still have all those Rdg VO-1000m slides.. have NOT built the kitbash in HO yet...(John's Dad and I went to grade school and high school together. we're OLD!)

OIM-US Steel S-8 cow and calf

 by mitch kennedy ¦  Wed Jan 02, 2013 4:21 pm ¦  Forum: Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton ¦  Topic: OIM-US Steel S-8 cow and calf ¦  Replies: 2 ¦  Views: 7182

Hi- I was scanning some slides recently, and came across a shot I took of an ex-OIM S-8 cow and calf ,sitting stored at Fairless Works back in 1982 or 83(US Steel near Morrisville PA, now closed)-did these ever get purchased for restoration or as museum displays, or just left to rust away?

Re: Did the Penn Central E33 ever run in passenger service

 by mitch kennedy ¦  Tue Jan 01, 2013 9:17 pm ¦  Forum: Penn Central ¦  Topic: Did the Penn Central E33 ever run in passenger service ¦  Replies: 18 ¦  Views: 18247

Thanks! I have some others I posted a while back but will re-post!

Conrail GP9B's

 by mitch kennedy ¦  Thu Dec 27, 2012 5:18 pm ¦  Forum: Conrail - 1976 to the Present ¦  Topic: Conrail GP9B's ¦  Replies: 1 ¦  Views: 6178

PRR/PC GP9B's were a staple of the road jobs to Reading and P-burg as well as other secondary lines in later PC days, splicing GP30's and GP9's amongst other units. In the PRSL forum I've posted a few shots of them splicing CR Paducah GP9u's... but here is one in full CR blue in Bridgeton Jct NJ in ...

Re: Conrail Suburban Philadelphia Line To Chester?

 by mitch kennedy ¦  Thu Dec 27, 2012 5:13 pm ¦  Forum: Conrail - 1976 to the Present ¦  Topic: Conrail Suburban Philadelphia Line To Chester? ¦  Replies: 13 ¦  Views: 13744

Still a busy line! In Rdg days, it was the Chester Branch, with Darby Creek Yard as the hub and a scheduled road freight (at one point, to Rutherford) daily to and from the yard, at least til the early 70's. Here is a shot from 1971 of GP7 634, RS3 510 and GP35 3634 ready to hook on and head west. V...

Re: Did the Penn Central E33 ever run in passenger service

 by mitch kennedy ¦  Wed Dec 26, 2012 10:01 pm ¦  Forum: Penn Central ¦  Topic: Did the Penn Central E33 ever run in passenger service ¦  Replies: 18 ¦  Views: 18247

Thanks! TV24 rings a bell (usually after it passed Brill-sorry, bad pun!) I'll ask Bill, who worked there if the name rings a bell. Only "runner" I remembner was Joe Boder who held down the helper job you mentioned at Zoo.. we called them "Boder's Motors", in the pocket-one or 2 ...

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