The blog of the Central New York Modelers railroad club based in Syracuse, New York. Edited and maintained by Richard Palmer. When printed material appears too small, tap to enlarge to make readable.
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Some Notes on the Chenango Branch
Syracuse Post-Standard,
Friday, April 25, 1913
Immigrants Going West
The movement of immigrants westward continues heavy and many of these trains are handled over the New York, Ontario & Western and the Chenango branch of the West Shore. There were two trains of eleven cars each over the Chenango branch last night. It took two engines to haul them over the hill from Earlville to Cazenovia.
Fayetteville Bulletin, Wed., June 29, 1917
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