[Fwd: Thanks to Street Railway Photograpghers...]

John Swindler j_swindler at hotmail.com
Mon Mar 6 11:49:35 EST 2000


> > As for the R. Hill photo, this is a tough one.  Turning onto single 
>track
> > street in valley location (house in background) with 1500 series 
>(usually
> > Craft ave.) during PAT era?????
> >
> > What does Liberty at 32nd St. look like???  Can't think of anything 
>else.
>
>That's a decent guess, but no, Liberty Avenue at the point of all those 
>switches between Liberty and Penn has the PRR railroad tracks above, not 
>buildings and businesses.   Hmmmm...could it be from Penn onto Liberty?
>I don't recall those buildings at all on Penn, though.    Anyone?
>
>
>http://davesrailpix.railfan.net/pitts/jpg/kjpgh213.jpg
>
>Thanks,
>Matt


The problem is that in going around the city, only place with this type of 
turn seems to be a 71 car turning onto Euclid at Highland Park, but that's 
level.  Don't recall anything in Wilkinsburg like this.  Can we also 
eliminate East Pittsburgh?  McKeesport gone prior to PAT.  For southside, 
can't think of any curves that would work.  Same for northside.  And not the 
type of buildings to be found in Golden Triangle.  Thus come back to 
outbound 88 turning from Liberty onto 32nd.  I give up!

John
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