[PRCo] Pgh Rlys Engineering Maps
Herb Brannon
hrbran at sbcglobal.net
Fri Apr 6 04:21:58 EDT 2007
I have two old maps which are from the Pgh Rlys Company files. They are track maps of both interurban lines from Boggs to the end of each line. The maps are a wealth of information. They show all trackwork, all switches, all sidings, length, in feet, between switches/sidings, all bridges and the type of bridge, all blind curves and their direction (outbound), all steep grades, up or down (outbound), capacity of each siding/loop and the schedule times (in minutes past the hour) at each siding/loop and the name of each stop.
They are beginning to become briddle and need something done to preserve them before they start crumbling into dust. Can the museum use them for the 'collection'? What can be done to slow down the aging process?
Maybe Ed has some ideas.
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Herb Brannon
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