The passenger service part of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Dingens Street station was converted to a night club at some point after its use was discontinued by the LV. This was gutted by fire in the mid-1970s and subsequently demolished, the remainder of the building surviving for several more years until it, too, was demolished.
Visited the building remains in November, 1976 and noted that a granite plaque remained on the wall facing S. Ogden. This plaque had a LVRR diamond logo cut into the granite as well as 1955 and C.A. MAJOR PRESIDENT.
Anyone know if this plaque was saved and, if so, its present whereabouts?
Visited the building remains in November, 1976 and noted that a granite plaque remained on the wall facing S. Ogden. This plaque had a LVRR diamond logo cut into the granite as well as 1955 and C.A. MAJOR PRESIDENT.
Anyone know if this plaque was saved and, if so, its present whereabouts?
You can't go home again- Thomas Wolfe
