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RE: (erielack) TRAIN YARD SYMBOLS
Mike
I recall that we used (mid to late 1960's) one or two alpha codes. Until I
get to my archive I'll throw out a few I recall:
QD Binghamton
BY East Binghamton
RA Elmira
Q Corning
V Hornell Dispatcher
ZY Hornell
UK Salamanca
HF Meadville
PO Port Jervis
XD Youngstown
Many of these symbols were from their two-aplpa telegraphic code. These
codes would show up on teletype train consists, among other things, as
address headers for the consist and detail for individual blocks if not cars
I don't recall using any three or more aplpha codes.
M J Connor
>From: squeaky_@_netsync.net
>Reply-To: squeaky_@_netsync.net
>To: erielack_@_lists.elhts.org
>Subject: (erielack) TRAIN YARD SYMBOLS
>Date: Sun, 8 Jan 2006 22:00:44 -0500 (EST)
>
>Hello and Happy New Year, Could someone give me the yard symbols for
>the Pa. and western N.Y. area. I think Meadville was MDV. What was
>Jamestown, Hornell, Salamanca, and Binghamton? Also what was the yard in
>Youngstown Ohio?
>Thanks Mike Dickinson
>not too cold Jamestown NY
>
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