[PRCo] Re: Route 86 East Liberty

[Jim Holland]

 > f3 wrote:
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 > Yes, they give every single detail of every route.
 > Unfortunately, Jim, it is all hand written in the
 > script of the time. Some of it is pretty difficult
 > to read. In the keeper of the cards in the
 > 1920s printed. But the scribe in the 1905-1920
 > period had what is sometimes an illegible scrawl.
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Yes~!~!    As I was reading the above description of handwriting, I Knew 
Exactly to what you refer  (without further reading)  for I have seen 
some of this as well.     So A Special Thank You for digging out the 
information you did provide about the basic routing for 86 and 87  --  I 
Did Find It Fascinating.
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I think Mark hit on something Very Interesting and Extremely Pertinent 
and I would like to explore a few other areas As A Committee but it may 
take an introductory email or two so to do.
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-- 
*Jim Holland*

Studying *Pittsburgh Railways Company*

....................From 1930 -- 1950

*Pennsylvania Trolley Museum (PTM)*

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