rhoward
S.L.O.&W. Trainman
This afternoon while in Canandaigua, NY taking some photos of an old mill, I was able to check out some of the ruins still left of when the NYC and the Northern Central of the PRR ruled this part of the country. Hope you enjoy (even though these don't compare to the offerings that Eric puts up here......)
Rail still in use by the FGLK Railway:
This concrete foundation may have been part of or at least near where the Penn Station was. It is found directly behind an old grain elevator that still stands.
Only a few feet away we found this with a brick portion within the concrete. I have no idea what the metal piece is:
This area used to house a tank that stored Molasses that was added to the cattle feed prepared in the elevator. The first photo shows where the tracks came in, the second you can see the foundation for the tank on the right.
Rail still in use by the FGLK Railway:
This concrete foundation may have been part of or at least near where the Penn Station was. It is found directly behind an old grain elevator that still stands.
Only a few feet away we found this with a brick portion within the concrete. I have no idea what the metal piece is:
This area used to house a tank that stored Molasses that was added to the cattle feed prepared in the elevator. The first photo shows where the tracks came in, the second you can see the foundation for the tank on the right.
