D&H 4-4-0 #422

Name	Type	Comments	Date

Fred Stuckmann	General	Cool homepage shot.	4/21/2013 8:21:26 PM

Wendy Crim	General	Fantastic!	5/23/2013 8:56:27 PM

Robert Beichler	General	Very very cool and a great homepage.	9/10/2013 6:17:05 PM

Corey Taylor	General	Cool Pic! Made Homepage!	9/30/2013 10:07:36 PM

Tom Beckett	General	Cool photo!! Looking at the big power they use today, makes you wonder how they ever got over Belden Hill(and Richmondville) with a 4-4-0.	1/20/2016 2:30:43 AM

Dwight Hartje	General	Incredible shot!	4/25/2017 9:10:44 PM

Tom Beckett	General	Home page 04-21-2018 The scene has not changed much, except that NY 235 now runs under the south end of the bridge, which would be at the far left of the photo. And the trees are a little taller now. Wylie Creek still runs under the bridge, as it does here. There's a small parking area, out of the photo to the right, which is a great place to sit while waiting for the action. I'm going to guess the photographer is standing in the Penn Division bridge over Wylie Creek, and whatever preceded NY 7, which is at about the same location. That bridge is now gone, having been removed after the Penn was finally abandoned following the reopening of Belden Tunnel in the mid 80's after it was enlarged to accommodate double stacks.	4/21/2018 3:26:30 AM

D&H 4-4-0 #422
100 years ago in Harpursville,NY-Southbound D&H 4-4-0 #422 with a passenger train is on the Harpursville trestle. Picture is pre World War 1-exact date approximate
Date: 6/1/1913	Location: Harpursville, NY	Views: 2158	Collection Of: Matthew Gibbons
Locomotives: DH 422(4-4-0)			Author: Nettie Wedge

Picture Categories: Bridge,Steam,Passenger,Action		This picture is part of album: D&H from Late 80s to Mid 90s

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