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There are many people interested in former transportation companies, whether they were trucking companies, railroads, airlines or ocean lines.
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In 1857, the Saucona Iron Company was established there.
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Historic Plant: (Satellite, the land is now occupied by rowing facilities)Current Plant: (3D Satellite, it is now owned by Lafarge North America)
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Yet another steel mill in Pennsylvania. But this one is along the Allegheny River instead of the Monongahela River.
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Rick Giles posted six photos with the comment: "Larry Stone: Like Cory said, LS&MS, not Big Four.
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Unlike in the Plains States, it is hard to get street views of buildings because of the trees. But sometimes a parking lot is your friend.
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Darren Reynolds posted five images with the comment: "EL Ohio City. "RE" Ohio city,OH. ( Date unknown)"Joshua Frederick: Another place where sadly absolutely nothing remains.1
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Chuck Frey posted
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This tower controlled access to the branch to Berkeley Springs. It was between the crossover and the turnout to the branch. The branch followed the Warm Spring Run, and it still exists to the U.S. Silica Co. plant.
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(Satellite, between Hiawatha & 26th Aves and 26th & 28th Streets)
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The National Railway Museum (NRM) in York and Locomotion at Shildon are to introduce a two-year pause for loaning out objects and vehicles.
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Roundhouse: (Satellite, the foundation still exists) Railyards: (Satellite)
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The Weir Brothers bought the Peter Tarr Furnace and then expanded to form the Weirton Steel Mills.
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The Peoria & Eastern became part of the Big Four, which in turn became part of NYC.
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I find it interesting that CSX quit using this B&O route in Ohio and Illinois but still uses it in Indiana.
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After being closed for 355 days through the pandemic, the well-loved museum will see investment in new programming and will also bring a boost to their commercial activity following the lengthy closure.
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Western Maryland Railway Historical Society Inc posted
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The buffet at Bodmin Parkway station reopened last week after undergoing a major refurbishment.
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Kody Ward posted three photos with the comment:Happy Anniversary, Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Ravenswood!
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Washington Steel was the first U.S. company to use a Sendzimir Mill to cold-roll stainless steel.
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Darren Reynolds posted four photos with the comment: "B&O "GK" Tower. East Norwood East norwood, OH.
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In the classic car hobby (an expensive one—trust me, I know; I used to own a ’69 Pontiac Firebird convertible), it involves people who, again, have nothing better to do looking at your pride and joy at a show and pointing out some modification from “stock”—even when the car is displayed as “modified.”
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Ohio Steel started in Youngstown, OH. It built additional rolling mills in McDonald, OH.
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DTS = D&TSL = Detroit & Toledo Shore Line Railroad; GTW-NKP joint, later GTW
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The Kingston & Pembroke (K&P) Railway, better-known as the ‘Kick and Push’ is the best-known line through South Frontenac Township, but it is not the only one!
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