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Guess The Location - 2016

Railfan.net Web Forums    Fallen Flags    Lehigh Valley (Moderators: Flemington Flyer, pontiac59, Charlie Ricker, LehighValley107)    Guess The Location - 2016 « Previous topic | Next topic » Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7  Reply     EMail Topic   Print    Author  Topic: Guess The Location - 2016  (Read 2869 times) gfluck1 Historian Posts: 2723 Re: Guess The Location - 2016   GTL_2016.jpg - 91234 Bytes « Reply #60 on: Feb 2nd, 2016, 8:14am » It's in the Lehigh Valley, do you know where? Click Image to Resize Logged Flemington Flyer Moderator Historian   Posts: 3198 Re: Guess The Location - 2016   « Reply #61 on: Feb 2nd, 2016, 9:01am » Richards Yard? Logged One down, one to go....... Charlie Ricker Moderator Historian Posts: 2210 Re: Guess The Location - 2016   « Reply #62 on: Feb 2nd, 2016, 3:10pm » Treichler? Logged ~Charlie Ricker Flemington Flyer Moderator Historian   Posts: 3198 Re: Guess The Location - 2016   « Reply #63 on: Feb 2nd, 2016, 3:48pm » Actually, now that I think about it, I agree with Charlie................ Logged One down, one to go....... gfluck1 Historian Posts: 2723 Re: Guess The Location - 2016   « Reply #64 on: Feb 2nd, 2016, 7:38pm » Not Richards, nor Treichler's, neither of those locations are very festive. Logged Flemington Flyer Moderator Historian   Posts: 3198 Re: Guess The Location - 2016   « Reply #65 on: Feb 3rd, 2016, 11:56am » Interesting clue, which leads me to my third choice.....     Just out of view to the left is Calypso Yard, no? Logged One down, one to go....... gfluck1 Historian Posts: 2723 Re: Guess The Location - 2016   Calypso_Yard_Signal_Bridge_1.jpg - 122821 Bytes « Reply #66 on: Feb 3rd, 2016, 1:25pm » Hey Ralph, like my great grandpa told me, if you don't have a boat, move the island. The image was poached from ebay, mostly shows the Calypso yard signal bridge and a portion of the yard, it's a pretty nice photo, kinda reminds of something that could be a Clarence Felker. Click Image to Resize Logged gfluck1 Historian Posts: 2723 Re: Guess The Location - 2016   GTL-2016-2.jpg - 88464 Bytes « Reply #67 on: Feb 5th, 2016, 1:59pm » Tis a new location that I share, who can guess, if you dare? Click Image to Resize Logged Flemington Flyer Moderator Historian   Posts: 3198 Re: Guess The Location - 2016   « Reply #68 on: Feb 5th, 2016, 2:13pm » Ashmore, junction of Hayes Creek Branch? Logged One down, one to go....... Charlie Ricker Moderator Historian Posts: 2210 Re: Guess The Location - 2016   « Reply #69 on: Feb 5th, 2016, 7:33pm » **Stepping carefully to avoid J. W. Booth's line of fire**     I'll guess Delano?   Charlie Logged ~Charlie Ricker gfluck1 Historian Posts: 2723 Re: Guess The Location - 2016   « Reply #70 on: Feb 8th, 2016, 9:17pm » Clue: Going back to the well again, the line you see was once the main line. Logged Flemington Flyer Moderator Historian   Posts: 3198 Re: Guess The Location - 2016   « Reply #71 on: Feb 10th, 2016, 8:02am » Ah, well with a clue like that, then this leaves us somewhere between Pittston Jct and Gracedale........I'm going with Franklin Jct, though I think the mountains here are too steep/close. Logged One down, one to go....... FrankieJ Enthusiast Posts: 48 Re: Guess The Location - 2016   « Reply #72 on: Feb 11th, 2016, 2:07pm » on Feb 10th, 2016, 8:02am, J. W. Booth wrote:       (Click here for original message) Ah, well with a clue like that, then this leaves us somewhere between Pittston Jct and Gracedale........I'm going with Franklin Jct, though I think the mountains here are too steep/close. That would be a logical guess. Unfortunately, more of the LV trackage used to be the mainline. I am thinking "coal country" here-maybe the mainline to Mt Carmel. Just my .02 worth. Logged Frank Flemington Flyer Moderator Historian   Posts: 3198 Re: Guess The Location - 2016   « Reply #73 on: Feb 11th, 2016, 3:17pm » Hmmm, while I don't disagree with you that this photo was taken in "coal country", wouldn't anything technically "once the mainline" be relegated to a few specific locales? namely -   The line between South Plainfield and Perth Amboy (clearly not an option here)   The connection to the Erie between Waverly, NY and South Waverly, PA. once used for interchange/coal transfer.     The aforementioned "passenger mainline" from Mt. Top/Gracedale to Wilkes-Barre.     Of course, predecessor RR's like the EC&N, GI&S, SC and the L&M, etc., of whom the LV "absorbed" their mainlines, could also be considered "former mainlines", this reader took the clue to mean LVRR-constructed trackage that had become secondary in nature in the post 1900 era. Logged One down, one to go....... Henry Historian Posts: 6156 Re: Guess The Location - 2016   « Reply #74 on: Feb 11th, 2016, 3:43pm » Maybe just north of Towanda? Logged gfluck1 Historian Posts: 2723 Re: Guess The Location - 2016   « Reply #75 on: Feb 11th, 2016, 8:02pm » Henry's pretty close. Logged Matthew_L Historian   Posts: 7891 Re: Guess The Location - 2016   « Reply #76 on: Feb 11th, 2016, 8:13pm » Ulster? Logged Best wishes to all, Matthew L moderator- D&H, Erie Lackawanna/Erie and LA&L/B&H/WNYP P.S. All aboard for the last train to Hammondsport! gfluck1 Historian Posts: 2723 Re: Guess The Location - 2016   « Reply #77 on: Feb 11th, 2016, 9:09pm » on Feb 11th, 2016, 8:02pm, gfluck1 wrote:       (Click here for original message) Henry's pretty close.   My previous reply, while true may be misleading, north of Towanda, would be too far, alas, all other locations are too far south. Logged darktown2 Historian   Posts: 578 Re: Guess The Location - 2016   « Reply #78 on: Feb 12th, 2016, 9:03pm » Great photo. A rare one indeed.   TOWANDA   Keith Logged gfluck1 Historian Posts: 2723 Re: Guess The Location - 2016   Towanda.PA_819x408.jpg - 34143 Bytes « Reply #79 on: Feb 12th, 2016, 11:30pm » Keith nailed it, the photo is from the "Susquehanna & New York Railroad; Preserving the Memory of a Ghost Railroad" website     http://snyrr.com/category/locations/towanda/page/3/   Last week’s “Wordless Wednesday” is a shot of the LV interchange at North Towanda. The Federal-style building in the distance is listed as a warehouse on my copy of a 1927 Sanborn map, and may date to the days of the Pennsylvania Canal. Note the long string of Lehigh Valley hoppers on the interchange tracks.   Refer to the red circle on the attached diagram to provide the location in which the photo depicts. 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