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Posted by irtredbirdr33 on Fri Nov 11 12:41:21 2022 Tuscarora Almanac – November 11, 1934 – The Book of First Runs Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Kansas City, Kansas The very first “Zephyr” is placed in regular service between Kansas City, Kansas and Lincoln, Nebraska. It is a three section articulated train built of stainless steel. Source: Reed, Robert C. (1975) The Streamline Era, Golden West Books Tuscarora Almanac – November 11, 1967 – The Book of Last Runs Johnstown Traction Company Johnstown, Pennsylvania Trackless trolley service in Johnstown is discontinued on this date. Source: “Pennsylvania Trolleys in Color” (Morning Sun Books /1999), Volume III by Mr. William D. Volkmer Tuscarora Almanac – November 11, 1971 – The Book of First Runs Iselin, New Jersey New Jersey Department of Transportation / Penn Central Transportation Company Metropark Station, located in Iselin, New Jersey opens for service. The station was built with funds provided by the New Jersey and United States Departments of Transportation. It is located between Colonia and Iselin Stations on the Penn Central New Jersey Division Mainline. (today’s Northeast Corridor Line) Sources: “Pennsylvania Railroad Facilities in Color” (Morning Sun Books / 2009), Volume 2: New York Division by Mr. Robert J. Yanosey Penn Central New York Region Timetable No. 2 / in effect December 1, 1968 Tuscarora Almanac – November 11-12, 1957 – The Book of Last Runs I have conflicting dates for the last steam run on the Pennsylvania Railroad so I am posting both entries. Perhaps someone can provide me with the proper date. Tuscarora Almanac – November 11, 1957 – The Book of Last Runs Altoona, Pennsylvania Pennyslvania Railroad The last steam run on the Pennsylvania Railroad was made by I-1 Class locomotive hauling fifty hoppers from Cresson to Altoona, Pennsylvania. The I-1’s were massive 2-10-0 Decapods built at the Juaniata Shops between 1916 and 1919. Source: “Pennsy Steam Years”, Volume 1, (Morning Sun Book / 1992) by Mr. David R. Sweetland Larry, RedbirdR33 |
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