L&NE trackage into Maybrook Yard?

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L&NE trackage into Maybrook Yard?

Post by gawlikfj » Tue Jul 06, 2010 7:47 pm

Did the L&NE go into Maybrook Yard on its own track like the L&HR did ?
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Re: L&NE Trackage

Post by Marty Feldner » Tue Jul 06, 2010 10:06 pm

gawlikfj wrote:Did the L&NE go into Maybrook Yard on its own track like the L&HR did ?
Short answer- no.

The L&NE's owned trackage ended at Pine Island Junction, just north of Pine Island NY. From there, trackage rights on the Erie's Pine Island branch to Goshen NY, then trackage rights on the Erie's Montgomery branch to Campbell Hall. New Haven from Campbell Hall into Maybrook- the CH interchange was used by the Erie, NYO&W, and L&NE.
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Re: L&NE Trackage

Post by gawlikfj » Wed Jul 07, 2010 5:21 am

Thank You Marty for your help .
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Re: L&NE Trackage

Post by 56-57 » Tue Jul 13, 2010 8:39 pm

FWIW the L&NE also rode on Susquehanna rails for a good portion of their trip across N.W. New Jersey.

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Re: L&NE Trackage

Post by faxman » Wed Jul 28, 2010 6:15 pm

According to the 1966 employee time table L&NE went as far as Martins creek. About 28 miles.
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Re: L&NE Trackage

Post by 56-57 » Wed Jul 28, 2010 6:39 pm

Try again... Try the L&NE Railroad, not Railway.
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Re: L&NE Trackage

Post by Marty Feldner » Wed Jul 28, 2010 9:16 pm

56-57 wrote:Try again... Try the L&NE Railroad, not Railway.
Indeed. Seems to be a confusing issue, especially to younger fans...

The L&NE RAILROAD folded it's tent at the end of October 1961. (It actually was only the railroad division of Lehigh Coal & Navigation Company, not a stand-alone railroad.)

On 1 November 1961 operations on branches in Pennsylvania were assumed by the newly formed L&NE RAILWAY- a different entity, with a similar name.
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Re: L&NE Trackage

Post by faxman » Thu Jul 29, 2010 5:43 pm

I not that young any more!1 But thanks for clearing that up. It also explans why there are different unconnected branchs shown in the CNJ ETT
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