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Eastern Railroad Discussion > Caboose heritage neededDate: 10/31/12 20:36 Caboose heritage needed Author: SD45X This westerner does not know eastern caboose very well. Any idea the heritage so I can label it? Thanks. I think it's Sarverville,PA. Or Buffalo Township. I don't get the township thing, not on the map but posted on the road. Any comments on that?
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/31/12 20:37 by SD45X.  Date: 10/31/12 20:53 Re: Caboose heritage needed Author: stevelv Found it now that you adjusted the town name. Ex Lehigh Valley. http://www.prrh.org/equipment/PA_cabooses.html
Date: 10/31/12 23:11 Re: Caboose heritage needed Author: wjpyper Townships are an extra (unnecessary) layer of government in some eastern states. Smaller than a county, larger than a city. Example: I was born in the Village of Amityville, Town of Babylon, Suffolk County, New York.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/31/12 23:13 by wjpyper. Date: 11/01/12 10:39 Re: Caboose heritage needed Author: P In Ohio, townships generally do not include municipalities. They act like a municipality in that they provide government services but include rural, or unincorporated areas and do not cover areas that already have a city government.
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