[PRCo] Re: another incline?
Bill Robb
bill937ca at yahoo.ca
Mon Feb 4 18:43:50 EST 2008
The booklet Pittsburgh Inclines, notes that there was a Mt.Washington incline built circa 1854, the Kirk Lewis Coal incline for which the actual location and dates were unknown. The map in the booklet shows the closest South Side incline to that location was the St. Clair at 22nd Street.
Bill Robb
Derrick J Brashear wrote:
J&L
Coal
Incline.
Sparse
coverage
but
there
was
an
incline
which
started
at
a
tipple
between
28th
and
29th
St
at
Jane
St,
opposite
the
old
end
of
the
MonConn
at
the
PRR
Mon
Division
(then
the
PV&C)
and
went
up
the
hill
parallel
to
the
alignment
of
29th
st
but
further
west,
ending
at
J&L
property
at
Sumner
St.
No
clue
until
I
saw
it
on
Sanborns;
In
1893
it
was
abandoned;
later
the
RoW
was
clear
but
empty,
still
owned
by
BF
Jones.
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