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Date: 11/15/05 05:46
Enola area
Author: m1bprr

A mighty M-1b leads an Alco FA east past the Rockville Bridge (Marysville side) Enola bound, back in 1955.

Ed K. cp. Laurel Run

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Date: 11/15/05 05:49
Re: Enola area
Author: m1bprr

Later days at the Iron bridge These Penn Central Geeps lived at Enola for a long time.

Ed K.

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Date: 11/15/05 05:50
Re: Enola area
Author: m1bprr

Another pare of PC loco's at Enola.

Ed K.

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Date: 11/15/05 05:53
Re: Enola area
Author: m1bprr

PRR. near the end at the Iron bridge.
Ed K.

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Date: 11/15/05 05:55
Re: Enola area
Author: m1bprr

Enola east end present day.

Ed K.

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Date: 11/15/05 05:57
Re: Enola area
Author: m1bprr

Duncannon, PA. Present day.
Ed K.

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Date: 11/15/05 05:59
Re: Enola area
Author: m1bprr

Enola engine service area Present day.
Ed K.

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Date: 11/15/05 06:03
Re: Enola area
Author: m1bprr

Made my first trip from Rahway, NJ. in the company of the late Bud Rothaar, and Don Wood, back in Feburary 1955, I was 15 then. I still love visiting, and railroading this area, but do miss the PRR. days!

Ed Kaspriske Laurel Run, PA.

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Date: 11/15/05 16:10
Re: Enola area
Author: stevelv

Great shots Ed! It sucks that the first classic looks like a result of deteriorating film. I really like that one with the GP35's next to the SW1 on the caboose track.

Steve B.

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