Hager: (Satellite, the Pennsy route is now abandoned except for a remnant west of the junction, which is now probably just an industrial spur.)
Darren Reynolds posted three images with the comment: "Conrails ( Ex-PRR)
"Hager" tower
Hagerstown, Maryland"
Chad Winans: I believe this tower was the subject of photographer O. Winston Link.
Nickolas McKerrow: Chad WinansI looked this up, here's a link to several O. Winston Link photos in and around the tower.
Tim Shanahan shared
Ronald George: Wow a corvair sitting there.
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2 "Hager" tower with the WM connection Abandon.. I don't know when the tower was closed..but at was Razed in 1984.. |
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3 A PRR track and interlocking diagram and interlocking machine information for "Hager" tower..Hagerstown, Md. |
Hager Tower was on the south side of town, and Town Tower was on the north side.
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1953/54 Hagerstown Quad @ 24,000 |
The 1953/56 topo map looks the same, but the 1971/72 map shows the N&W+Pennsy route was moved west one block from Walnut Street to the east side of the WM route.
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1971/72 Hagerstown Quad @ 24,000 |
Hager is near the lower-left corner and Town is near the upper-right corner.
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Oct 19, 1952 @ 60,000; ARB593500500333, at photo resolution |
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Lower-left corner tripled in size. |
It looks like the N&W + Pennsy route has already been moved west one block.
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Upper-right corner tripled in size |
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OWL2007.04.798 via hswv, 1 of several of Link's photos on this page "Black and white negative of NW 798. Backing past Hager Tower, Hagerstown, Maryland. Train No. 1 at Hager Tower. Locomotive #130 backing pas Hager Tower in Hagerstown, MD, in a light snow. This must have been one of the first photos with the new flash equipment, very nice photo. Used in Steam, Steel & Stars." |
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