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Posted 10 months ago
Ted_Straub
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One of the very few remaining vestiges of the Lackawanna Railroad's presence in its once sprawling Kingston, PA rail yard.......
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Back when we was Fab
Great nostalgic photo Ted. My grandfather was a car repairman foreman for the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR), he had a lifetime pass for anyone in my family and we kids used to ride the train with my grandma for free :)
Picture is too blurry..is there glass Insulators up there?
Good morning Vinyl...yes, sadly, that was then, and this is now......
Hi, Jennie..that is quite a remarkable recollection of your family history. Thanks for sharing this memory of your childhood.....
Hi, dav....no insulators remain on the crossbars, and those that have fallen have all been picked up by collectors.
I only have one insulator, that I obtained in another area, it is of translucent green glass, and is marked with a capital "B"