Re: (erielack) Norwich map, circa 1976

["Todd Stearns" <toddsyr_@_twcny.rr.com>]

Nice map Art, thanks for sharing it. I've been to Norwich quite a few times.
There's one thing I've always found interesting. Many towns have a Railroad
Avenue or Street. Norwich went much better by having a Lackawanna Avenue and
a Midland Avenue. Also a West Midland Avenue. These last two streets encase
the old NYOW right of way. As if that weren't enough, there's also a
Division Street, Delaware Square North, Delaware Square South, Midland
Drive, Lackawanna Lane, Lackawanna Place,  and even the Lackawanna Avenue
Extension.  That's surely a town proud of it's rail history. Todd

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From: "ArtP" <LI_BugGuy_@_prodigy.net>
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Subject: (erielack) Norwich map, circa 1976


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> Found a bicentennial map of Chenango County... In pieces, but I scanned
> and pieced it together as best I could.   I thought the Norwich map
> would be of interest since it shows the EL trackage and some of the
> former O&W as well.
> Art P, LI NY
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