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Date: 02/17/17 07:55
Diminishing variety in Erie, PA
Author: NKP715

This Feb, 1965, view in Pennsy's OD Yard in Erie
​would soon be impossible to repeat.  In the following
month, on March 27th, passenger service would end,
and you'd no longer see the E unit laying over.

Then, some six weeks later, on May 13th, the last
​run of Baldwin sharks into town would take place.

Today, the foreground is a highway, and the only
​track is the B&P line which interchanges with CSX.
​It's just one of the countless "remember whens" that
have long since faded.




Date: 02/17/17 09:32
Re: Diminishing variety in Erie, PA
Author: tgcostello

Great photo, thanks for sharing this and the change schedule info.
TC



Date: 02/17/17 10:17
Re: Diminishing variety in Erie, PA
Author: santafe199

Very cool slice of PRR history!

Lance



Date: 02/17/17 10:36
Re: Diminishing variety in Erie, PA
Author: RNP47

Very nice.
Thank you.



Date: 02/17/17 17:18
Re: Diminishing variety in Erie, PA
Author: RuleG

I always appreciate seeing photos of trains in Erie, PA.

Thanks for sharing.



Date: 02/17/17 17:25
Re: Diminishing variety in Erie, PA
Author: jimeng

Nice photo. Seems like the last time I was at the roundhouse was when the 4070 was fired up there. Would that have been the early '70's?
Do you know when the roundhouse was torn down? Spent a fair amount of time in XC tower as a kid.

Jim Kreider 



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