http://davesrailpix.railfan.net/pitts/htm/wvp353.htm

Jim Holland pghpcc at pacbell.net
Sun Apr 2 19:39:33 EDT 2000


Greetings!

	On second thought, you make a very good point.  I checked another map -
the one from ERA headlights June 1949 (but as John pointed out, this is
from out of town and does *apparently* contain a mistake on the 60-line)
but it does show the 78 looping in Wilkinsburg via Swissvale, Franklin,
Wood and Penn to return to the 78 run to Laketon / Verona. 
Additionally, no x-over is indicated on Braddock for reversing the cars.

> mrb190 wrote:
> 
> > http://davesrailpix.railfan.net/pitts/htm/wvp353.htm
> 
> > The switches in the background, as mentioned in the caption, weren't these once
> > used by the Verona cars?  I think the Verona cars turned onto Braddock and ended
> > their runs there before switching back.   Perhaps the subsequent 78 Laketon Road
> > went as far as here, too?

Jim Holland wrote:

> Greetings!

>         If this is Forbes and Braddock, we are looking outbound and the 5432
> which we are *riding* has the option of turning right onto the 67-line
> or continuing straight through as the car approaching on the 64-line.
>         The 78-line connection would have been in Wilkinsburg at a couple
> locations along Penn.

James B. Holland
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