(erielack) Erie Lackawanna Women

[Njricky2_@_aol.com]

The Erie Lackawanna list is mostly male. Are there any women out there who 
worked the Erie, DLW and Erie Lackawanna who will share their work expreriences?

Can you document for us your experiences as women; what your postions were in 
the corporate structures of EL and the predecessors? How were you treated as 
a female?  Did you feel "equal" as a railroader? Being a woman in whatever 
postition  you held, what was expected of you? Did you ever receive off-handed 
"remarks"? If so, say so. Let everyone know.

This post is not about women's rights. It's about knowing how a woman worked 
as a railroader. Of course, rights come into play, that's a given. Be you male 
or female, you are the railroaders who we document. This post is about female 
railroaders.

I want to know what you as a woman experienced as a member of Erie, DLW and 
Erie Lackawanna.

No other railway historical society as asked this question. As a member of 
ELHS, I ask because I think all must be documented. 

If we are to document Erie Lackawanna and the predecessors, then all must be 
put into the books. Tell us. We want to know.

Rick Sedlisky
ELHS #3319

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