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Re: (erielack) Re: The Erie historical marker



groundbreaking was east of current marker location

Dennis



"Todd Hollritt" <thollritt_@_yahoo.com> 
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01/17/2006 08:58 AM
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(erielack) Re: The Erie historical marker






Harold asked: Being somewhat biased in favor of DL&W, and somewhat of a 
newbie, I 
ask, What is "The Erie historical marker?"
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  Click here for a photo...
 
  http://www.tbscc.com/users/rfargo/images/PLC-1.jpg
 
   The first ground for the Erie was broken at Deposit , New York. 
November. 7, 1835. 
Here's a photo of the Station with an Erie GP-7. The insert you see is a 
reproduction of the plaque that's mounted in the monument that you saw 
accross from the F-7's in the previous overhead photo I sent. 
    Since they (The Railroad?) moved the marker was the groundbreaking 1 
mile east or west of the current location of the marker?
 
  Todd ~


 
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