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SightingsRadio Frequencies for NEPA Railroads(Submitted by Ed Kaspriske) CP/D&H Road 161.475 CP/D&H Dispatcher 160.425 CP/ Conklin yard 160.530 DL /Steamtown Road 161.460 DL/ Office & ch. 2 160.425 DL/Repeater 160.320 NYS&W/road 1 161.295 NYS&W/ ch 2 & repeater 160.620 R&N/Lehigh Division 160.800 R&N/ Pittston yard, Carbon & Schuylkill 160.310 R&N/ Port Clinton dispatcher and ex RDG. & LV. coal branches 160.770 Luzerne Susquehanna 161.070 Steamtown Museum 164.175 NS/ road RDG, HBG. 160.800 NS/road Allentown, Jim Thorpe 161.070 NS/road Buffalo line 160.860 NS/road HBG, RDG. 160.980 North Shore ch1 160.445 North Shore Ch2 160.725 Amtrak, Phila. HBG. 160.635 Strasburg RR. 160.235 EOT's NS 161.115 CSX 475.9375
Dragging Equipment Detectors(Submitted by Ed Kaspriske) Canadian Pacific 627.70 Halstead, Pa. 643.20 Kingsley, Pa. 661.90 Glenburn, Pa. 676.97 Moosic, Pa. 696.00 Nanticoke, Pa. 721.00 Nescopeck, Pa. Reading and Northern 123.9 Jim Thorpe, Pa. 141.1 Hickory Run (Whitehaven) 152.1 Crestwood, Pa. 159.0 Laurel Run, Pa. 169.2 Hendlers, Pa.
Local Yards(by Mike Rushton)
Pittston Yard
(ex Conrail, nee Lehigh Valley Coxton Yard)
Currently owned by the Reading and Northern.
Taylor Yard
(former Deleware and Hudson,former Conrail,
ex Erie Lackawanna,nee Lackawanna)
Currently owned by Candian Pacific, yard and intermodal
terminal.
Hampton Yard
(former Conrail,ex Erie Lackawanna,nee Lackawanna)
Yard site of Stauffer Industrial Park served by
the Reading and Northern.
Scranton Yard
(former Conrail, ex Erie Lackawanna,nee Lackawanna)
Current Steamtown NHS site, served by Delaware-Lackawanna
Carbondale Yard
(former Delaware and Hudson)
Business park now on site of former yard.
Greenridge Yard
(former Delaware and Hudson)
Remaining trackage operated by Delaware-Lackawanna.
Avoca Yard
(former Pocono Northeast, ex Conrail, nee Erie)
Remaining trackage of Avoca Industrial track operated by
Luzerne and Susquehanna.
Brady Yard
(former Conrail, former Erie-Lackawanna, ex Erie, nee Laurel
Line Shops)Currently operated by Delaware-Lackawanna,
mainly to serve Poly-Hi Menasha Plant.
Hudson Yard
(former Delaware and Hudson)
Currently owned by Canadian Pacific. A siding and a lead
to the Luzerne and Susquehanna trackage still exist.
Penobscot Yard
(former Central RR of New Jersey)
Recently several new tracks added by current owner
Reading and Northern to serve the Crestwood Industral Park.
Buttonwood Yard
(former Delaware and Hudson, ex Pennsy)
Currently owned Canadian Pacific, sidings for nearby
industry, storage of MOW equip, and layover of helper units.
Local / Regional Railroad StructuresAvoca : DL&W station,wooden, used as pool supply store Coxton : Lehigh Valley Roundhouse, used by RMDI Lehigh Valley Coal Bunker Cresco : DL&W Depot,wooden, restored Cressona : Reading Depot, now owned by Reading & Northern, vacant Dunmore : Erie Car Shops,owned by DeNaples Auto Parts, warehouse Glenburn : DL&W station, two restored cabooses, used by Glenburn Public Works Hunlocks Creek : DL&W depot, wooden, private owner Kingston : DL&W roundhouse, former Beer Distributor, vacant Kingsley : DL&W depot,brick, used by Canadian Pacific MOW Jim Thorpe : CNJ Station, brick, used as Visitors Center and Bank Moscow : DL&W Station, used by National Park Service Nicholson : DL&W Frieght House,wooden, privately owned (Old ROW) DL&W Coal Pockets (Old ROW) Palmerton : CNJ Depot,brick, private owner Scranton : DL&W passenger station, used as hotel DL&W roundhouse, Steamtown NHS DL&W shops,now used by Chamberlain Mfg DL&W Mattes St Tower, concrete D&H Freight House,brick, Wyoming Ave, used as Lumber yard D&H Crossing Tower,wooden, Wyoming Ave, vacant ??? Scranton Railway Carbarn/Shops, Providence road, used as DPW yard, (parts demolished, parts standing) CNJ Station, brick, planned to made into resturant Tamaqua : Station,brick, being restored by Save our Station Tower, vacant ??? R&N depot,wooden, modern ??? Tobyhanna : DL&W station, being restored West Nanticoke : DL&W depot, used as hobby shop Loading dock, unknown industry, vacant ???
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