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| William A. Shaffer posted Troy Grain Company. Troy, IL. (Photo by William A. Shaffer) [We can tell by the augur on the truck that this was a feed mill.] |
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| Dennis DeBruler commented on William's post This is a Jul 2018 street view. Something else is in the next view, Apr 2019. https://maps.app.goo.gl/TYRt197WXb4P98rz7 |
The Pennsy route to St. Louis originally was just south of Troy. And the St. Louis, Troy & Eastern never went east of Troy.
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| 1907/07 Belleville Quad @ 62,500 |
By 1937, Pennsy had built their more direct route to St. Louis further south of Troy and the original route east of Troy was abandoned. The western part of the original route was effectively an industrial spur. The St. Louis, Troy & Eastern was absorbed by the Illinois Traction. Also, today's US-40 had yet to be built.
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| 1937/37 Collinsville Quad @ 24,000 |
By 1954, the Illinois Terminal branch to Troy had been abandoned and US-40 had been built.
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| 1954/59 St. Jacob and Collinsville Quads @ 24,000 |





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