All, There is some confusion as to the file that was uploaded to RealSTMFC. I attempted to upload this file to the group's files at the same time it was uploaded to the files of the Plastic Freight

Eric; I periodically go in to the Pitt Digital library to see new stuff, or do research, and these showed up in the Pittsburgh City Photographer collection. Most of it is street work, paving and

Eric; That makes sense! Thanks! Elden Gatwood

Eldon, I think the MC car is on B&O tracks, formerly Pittsburgh Junction. They served a couple places under the Duquesne Way viaduct down to 9th Street. Eric

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Eldon, I had not seen these images! Thank you for sharing. Are they on the Historic Pittsburgh site? A Pennsy X26 is featured in one of those images and it looks like

Take a good look at that GS gondola. Note the vertical brake staff location. Now look to the other end of the car and there's a second brake wheel sticking above the end. The photo has

https://historicpittsburgh.org/islandora/object/pitt%3A715.133710.CP/viewer essentially as-built. Note the retainer locations on both cars. Elden Gatwood

https://historicpittsburgh.org/islandora/object/pitt%3A715.122554.CP/viewer ACL and L&N at Try Street yard in downtown Pittsburgh. Love that ACD logo! Elden Gatwood

https://historicpittsburgh.org/islandora/object/pitt%3A715.133237A.CP/viewer with Mich Central 43224 Elden Gatwood

Eric; Some call it Duquesne Yard, others, Duquesne Way Yard, or others, 11th St Yard (it isn’t). At times, the PRR did not name it as a specific yard, just tracks serving Duquesne Freight

Good eyes! That entire area was leveled during the revitalization of the “Point” area of downtown Pittsburgh. There are many photos of this area and its connections into the Produce Yard,

There are a couple fresh-looking X23 boxcars, too. I didn't know the freight facilities at the Point in Pittsburgh was known as Duquesne yard.

X23 (3), X25, X26, R50B, ND cabin... Bruce Smith Auburn, AL

LV ORER Apr 1900 lists series 80000 to 80400 "Box, 8-wheel", not listed 1898 I have, have no 1899. Rich Chapin

https://historicpittsburgh.org/islandora/object/pitt%3A715.4369051.CP Radial Roof NP, Frisco, PRR “Buy War Bonds” X29…. Elden Gatwood

For many decades I have been quite outspoken in lobbying for less aggressive model freight car wood siding gaps in the Single and Double Sheathed car sides. Our very own Brian Leppert, who was the

bud: trucks are intetesting also? mel

Photo: Ventilated Boxcars A 1948 photo from the Consortium of Academic and Research Libraries in

Also, it is not necessary to send me any corrections/additions as an Excel file....a simple email with be fine....thanks! Jim Brewer