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Eastern Railroad Discussion > Union RR Main Street & Braddock Ave. East PittsburghDate: 02/03/20 18:18 Union RR Main Street & Braddock Ave. East Pittsburgh Author: Denniswoytek A little Union RR switching action February 3, 2020
You must be a registered subscriber to watch videos. Join Today! Date: 02/03/20 20:13 Re: Union RR Main Street & Braddock Ave. East Pittsburgh Author: rbenko Cool - love those URR MP15s! Also see you caught a Mon line intermodal going by in the last scene. That is a very neat place to fan, especially when viewing high up from the Westinghouse Bridge.
Date: 02/04/20 13:37 Re: Union RR Main Street & Braddock Ave. East Pittsburgh Author: SantaFeRuss rbenko Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Cool - love those URR MP15s! Also see you > caught a Mon line intermodal going by in the last > scene. That is a very neat place to fan, > especially when viewing high up from the > Westinghouse Bridge. Nice.Right in my back yard. The Double Stacker in fact did come down the Mon Line from the Ohio Connecting bridge from the main line (Ft. Wayne Line). Now it's actually off the Mon Line and on the Port Perry branch headed east to the Pittsburgh Line. Ft. Wayne Line changes to the Pittsburgh Line in downtown Pittsburgh heading east. Port Perry branch is approximately 2 miles long and is single track. A choke point for Norfolk Southern trains with double stacked containers and autoracks. They will not fit through downtown Pittsburgh account low bridges and the train canopies at the former Pennsy Amtrak station in Pittsburgh. SantaFeRuss Date: 02/06/20 16:31 Re: Union RR Main Street & Braddock Ave. East Pittsburgh Author: 4489 Earning their keep!
Date: 02/06/20 18:53 Re: Union RR Main Street & Braddock Ave. East Pittsburgh Author: RailRat Very COOL Video!
Jim Baker Riverside, CA Date: 02/08/20 11:10 Re: Union RR Main Street & Braddock Ave. East Pittsburgh Author: coach Is the Union RR big enough to require a signaled mainline, and on other lines??
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