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DL&W = Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
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Paul Compoly posted
Hoboken Terminal May 21 1910 Hoboken NJ
Peter Tully: trolley loop at east end of terminal? |
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Paul Compoly posted
The relatively new Hoboken terminal in Hoboken NJ July 1906. Watson B. Bunnell photos. from the Steamtown Collection
Raymond Storey posted
HOBOKEN NJ ...THE LACKAWANNA |
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Raymond Storey posted
HOBOKEN NJ THE DL&W
Jim Kelling: 1907 Lackawanna railroad and ferry terminal |
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Raymond Storey posted
HOBOKEN NJ THE DL&W |
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Marty Bernard posted
Roger Puta took this from the end of a platform in the Erie Lackawanna Terminal at Hoboken, NJ in November 1978. |
Note that part of the passenger yard is in Jersey City.
DL&W used to have a big freight yard south of this facility in Jersey City.
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| 1947 Jersey City Quadrangle @ 1:24,000 |
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Beverly Gray Lewis posted
Delaware Lackawanna train yards in Hoboken on the right before the terminal was built in 1907. The tracks were elevated then, on tall piles. Erie railroad yards and Pavonia Avenue on the left. Jersey City. 1883
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Daniel Burgos posted
Erie Lackawanna Ferry Terminal, Hoboken NJ, 2021.
This is one of only two railroad/ferry terminals of its kind left on the East Coast and the only one still offering passenger service, run by NJ Transit... the other terminal, the Central Railroad of NJ further south up the river, in Liberty State Park in Jersey City, ceased passenger and ferry service in 1967. It was saved from the wrecking ball and I believe is registered in the National Record of Historic Places... this Hoboken Terminal was originally the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR terminal and the "Erie" wording was added after the Erie RR merged with the DL&W RR in 1958. The Erie's Pavonia Station operations in Jersey City were moved here just before the the two railroads merged. The ferry services operated out of there today are NY Waterway ferries... |
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American-Rails.com posted on Aug 3, 2022
Erie GP7 #1239, RS3 #920, and RS2 #950 have an outbound commuter run from Hoboken Terminal at Croxton, New Jersey, circa 1958. The train is seen here passing beneath Tonnelle Avenue as it moves away from the photographer, exiting off the Lackawanna main line and onto Erie's Northern Branch. Meyer Pearlman photo. American-Rails.com collection. |
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posted seven photos with a comment that is mostly platitudes.
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