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Coal mine trams
Gentlemen, Not sure if this is the proper part of the forum to pose this question, if not, please let me know where I should place this post. I'm researching and planning to model the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR, in western PA (possibly on a fictional/freelanced branchline), in 1952...- P&LE
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New Pittsburgh & Lake Erie fan
Railfan, Thanks for the welcome. The P&LE ran in to Ohio, but never made it to the lake. It's western terminus was Youngstown, where it had a hump yard from the late '50s on. Parts of the line is now owned/operated by CSX, but the yard in Youngstown (called Gateway yard) is abandoned. PLE- P&LE
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New Pittsburgh & Lake Erie fan
Hello all, Just registered today after lurking and reading for quite a while. After a lifetime spent following and modeling the MoPac and UP, a recent trip to Pittsburgh introduced me to the P&LE. I think I finally found the perfect railroad to model!! It has everything I've been looking for...- P&LE
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