Passenger Exchange N&W to PRR
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Wed Aug 9 19:03:19 EDT 2006
From what I've read about the Hagerstown interchange, the sleeper was
transferred but coach passengers transferred themselves to other coaches.
Jeff Cornelius
nw-mailing-list at nwhs.org wrote:
> On Train 2, the northbound from Roanoke to Hagerstown, MD, there was a
> through sleeper to New York. I've also seen mention in public
> timetables that there was coach service to Harrisburg. So it seems
> very likely that the entire train could have been handed over to PRR
> at Hagerstown, with the reverse move becoming N&W Train 1 southbound.
>
> Anyone know more about this?
>
> Jim Brewer
>
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> I seem to remember (as a young boy in the late 40's) that in
> Hagerstown, MD,
> arriving N&W trains would remove the engine, connect a Pennsy
> engine & pull
> most of the cars north.
>
> The converse was true - Pennsy engines would disconnect from
> southbound trains & N&W engines would connect & head south.
>
> Someone may know exactly which trains & which cars were
> "pulled-thru" but in an earlier time this is my 55 years ago memory.
>
> Also, a big thank you to Tom Cosgrove, Jim Brewer & Phil Miller
> for providing information about scanner frequencies.
>
> Terry Marshall
> Hagerstown, MD
>
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