Hazleton, PA: Lost/Lehigh Valley Depot and NS/LV Railyard

Depot: (Satellite, the land wasn't used for a parking lot, it was used for a parking garage.)

Railyard: (Satellite)

Robert Wanner posted
Lehigh Valley Railroad Hazleton, Pennsylvania station with both of the RDC Budd cars making their connection to the LV Mainline at Lehighton, Pa. About 1951 I would think. Former gas-electric car territory before the Budd cars. Unknown Photographer.
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Dennis DeBruler commented on Robert's post
This 1969 aerial photo shows that it was in the southwest quadrant of Wyoming Street and the tracks. [AR1VBZA00060190]

Dan Maddonni: Dennis DeBruler wow, where did you find this image?

Dennis DeBruler

Dan Maddonni https://livingatlas.arcgis.com/topomapexplorer/index.html. I'll admit, this boomer had to peck away at this site for a few months before I figured out to get the aerials. I process them with GIMP to rotate and crop them and to convert to .jpg. You have to register, but it is worth it.

Dan Maddonni: Dennis DeBruler I will probably have the same difficulty. I’m still all analog and technology and I don’t really get along, regardless thank you.

This topo map does not mark the location of the depot.

1947/62 Hazleton Quad @ 24,000

Norfolk Southern is still using the railyard. Not only does it have all of the tracks and yard office, it has some cuts of cars in the yard.

Satellite