Re: Alpine & Boreas Passes - Stone Engine House Question
| December 07, 2019 11:17PM |
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In ALL defense, we ALL make wonderful mistakes.
One of those things I know I read but can't find the source so I will say it as such; Could it be possible that prior to 1886 the Alpine Tunnel turntable was moved to St. Elmo?
See Alpine Tunnel Turntable and the turntable section in Passiac Rolling Mills
Thank You Rick for your lengthy posting of Two Railroad Rosters. That little book of yours answers soo many South Park questions.
Jeff R.
Edited 4 time(s). Last edit at 12/08/2019 01:03AM by Jeff Ramsey.
One of those things I know I read but can't find the source so I will say it as such; Could it be possible that prior to 1886 the Alpine Tunnel turntable was moved to St. Elmo?
See Alpine Tunnel Turntable and the turntable section in Passiac Rolling Mills
Thank You Rick for your lengthy posting of Two Railroad Rosters. That little book of yours answers soo many South Park questions.
Jeff R.
Edited 4 time(s). Last edit at 12/08/2019 01:03AM by Jeff Ramsey.
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