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Satellite, the building on the right)
See "
B&O's 1914 Magnolia Cutoff or Paw Paw Bends" for information on the new route and about Western Maryland and C&O Canal tunnels that were just north of this town.
Edward Bluebaugh
posted two photos with the comment: "when these pictures were taken CSX was using the building."
Roger Parrill: They still use it for storage.
Charlie Clarkson: Low Line rd.
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Dennis DeBruler commented on Edward's post Low Line Road is part of the original route through town. When did they build the new route that used tunnels and bridges to avoid the bends in the river? 1950 Paw Paw Quad @ 1:24,000 Dennis DeBruler commented on Dennis' comment 1914 |
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Randall Hampton posted
The 1892 B&O station in Pawpaw WV has survived, but probably doesn't have a bright future. The community is very small and quite poor. The main line was relocated a couple hundred feet away when it was rebuilt and upgraded to modern standards, with a bridge replacing the old grade crossing. In this shot, you can see the original alignment on the right. [R. Hampton / 9-14-22] |
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Randall Hampton commneted on his post the other side |
The Nov 2023 issue of Trains magazine has an article about the Magnolia Cutoff (the new line).
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