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Eastern Railroad Discussion > A question about NS's Dover / Washington (NJ) localDate: 02/02/19 16:15 A question about NS's Dover / Washington (NJ) local Author: Pattenburg I have been told that this local (symbol H-02?) operates over NS's Washington Secondary on Mondays and Thursdays. Does that still hold true? Thanks for any information.
Date: 02/02/19 17:40 Re: A question about NS's Dover / Washington (NJ) local Author: Lackawanna484 Don't know about that, but how many shippers are left?
Posted from Android Date: 02/03/19 04:22 Re: A question about NS's Dover / Washington (NJ) local Author: NYSW252 Normally H02 operates to Washington, NJ on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Posted from iPhone Date: 02/03/19 05:46 Re: A question about NS's Dover / Washington (NJ) local Author: Pattenburg Lackawanna484 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Don't know about that, but how many shippers are > left? > > Posted from Android There is Borelis in Port Murray that receives a number of ACF covered hoppers. Yusen Logisitics, also in Port Murray. was also mentioned in the D&DR Lease to the STB as another shipper along the line. Date: 02/03/19 05:49 Re: A question about NS's Dover / Washington (NJ) local Author: Lackawanna484 Thanks
I knew there had been some erosion. Posted from Android Date: 02/03/19 14:49 Re: A question about NS's Dover / Washington (NJ) local Author: ABB Lackawanna484 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Thanks > > I knew there had been some erosion. > > Posted from Android Date: 02/04/19 07:50 Re: A question about NS's Dover / Washington (NJ) local Author: ABB NS is leasing the Washington Secondary to the Dover & Delaware River RR.
Date: 02/04/19 07:57 Re: A question about NS's Dover / Washington (NJ) local Author: NYSW252 The Washington Secondary is still a Norfolk Southern operation. The Dover & Delaware River has filed the necessary paperwork with the Surface Transportation Board concerning plans to lease the secondary from Norfolk Southern. The shortline operator will likely begin operations by early Spring.
Date: 02/04/19 08:02 Re: A question about NS's Dover / Washington (NJ) local Author: Lackawanna484 Washington NJ and Port Morris NJ used to be major freight and shop operations on the Lackawanna.
It was the flash point of the 1926 (IIRC) strike that cost many railroaders some or all of their seniority. |