Freight House: (Satellite)
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| Tim Starr posted The Erie Railroad shops in Meadville PA around 1970. (Library of Congress) Dennis DeBruler: Three more photos: https://www.loc.gov/pictures/search/?q=Photograph:%20pa0370&fi=number&op=PHRASE&va=exact&co%20=hh&st=gallery&sg%20=%20true |
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| HAER PA,20-MEDVI,4D--5 5. October 1972. GENERAL VIEW LOOKING FROM THE WEST. - Erie Railway, Meadville Roundhouse, West side of U.S. 6/19 opposite West end of North Street, Meadville, Crawford County, PA |
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| HAER PA,20-MEDVI,4D--4 4. October 1972. GENERAL VIEW LOOKING FROM THE SOUTH. |
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| Roger Durfee posted A set of three Erie Lackawanna GP35s get fuel at Meadville, Pa in June, 1976. Although already almost 3 months into Conrail, this former EL facility had nothing but EL power in it that day. The old Erie RR coal tower still stood back then, complete with it's "Erie" diamond cast in. Tim Shanahan shared Terry Martin: The Erie cast concrete diamond is at the railroad display just North of the old diesel shop along the parkway. It was saved when the old coal tipple was taken down. |
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| 1968 Meadville Quad @ 24,000 |
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| Tim Starr posted Talk about a busy turntable! The Erie Railroad had one of the more colorful histories, with railroad barons, huge accidents, financial catastrophes, and design blunders that astound and amaze. Here is a prime example. Very few back shops would place so much responsibility on one turntable! This is Meadville, PA in 1922. Howard James Holub: 41°38'28.89"N 80° 9'30.25"W original building that still exists. |
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| Tim commented on his post Attached Sanborn map. I combined 2 maps into 1 for the book I was writing. From 1922. |
Depot
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| HAER PA,20-MEDVI,5--2 2. Photocopy taken by Jack E. Boucher, October 1972, from an original photograph belonging to Miss Bessie McCartney, Chief Clerk, Erie-Lackawanna Railroad, Meadville, PA. GENERAL VIEW OF MEADVILLE STATION, DEMOLISHED 7/72. - Erie Railway, Meadville Station, West side of McHenry Street at West end of Chestnut Street, Meadville, Crawford County, PA |
Freight House
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| Neo Razz, Juhn 2022 |
It has been refurbished as a museum. As recently as 2015, it was a garden supply store.
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| Street View, Sep 2024 |
They call it a depot, but it was Erie's freight house. Their depot was a couple blocks north of here.
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| Street View, Sep 2024 |
The doors on the right should be 40' apart because the siding on which they parked a cut of boxcars would be there. It looks like the rest of the boxcar access doors got removed during its carreer as a garden supply store.
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| Street View, Nov 2022 |
Today, the route is owned by NS.
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