Dump Car #12[99apr,12plate]
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This is the builder's plate on side dump car #12 in Mt. Union.
Flat Bottomed Hopper [99apr,hop807]
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This is hopper #807, one of the rare, 2-bay, flat-bottomed hoppers on the EBT,
stored in Mt. Union yard.
Water Boxcar #167 [99apr,box167]
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Steel boxcar #167 was modified to carry water to the RI&C boilers at
Robertsdale. It now sits in Mt. Union.
Water Boxcar #167 [99apr,boxint]
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This interior view of boxcar #167 reveals the remains of the roof hatch
used for filling.
Shirleysburg [99apr,shirley]
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This bridge is located just south of the Old Baptist Cemetary in
Shirleysburg. Recent rains have really filled the creeks in the region.
Saltillo Station[99apr,salt1]
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Saltillo station is looking much better after emergency stabilization work.
The prop for the overhang is obvious. The internal cables holding the walls
together are anchored in the board seen under the eave about midway along the
building. Finally, the roofline has had the frightening sag removed by
means of internal props.
Wray's Hill Tunnel [99apr,wraye1]
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Wray's Hill tunnel doesn't appear to be in too bad shape. Here the tunnel
is lit by a one million candlepower flood.
Wray's Hill Tunnel [99apr,wraye2]
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A telephoto view peering past the initial fall shows a second fall with some
fallen timbers, and what appears to be third fall with a debris pile reaching
about two thirds of the way to the ceiling.
Sideling Hill Tunnel [99apr,side]
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Later in the day the rain picked up, turning Sideling Hill tunnel's
west portal into a waterfall.
Sideling Hill Tunnel [99apr,ponds]
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This is the larger pond above the water column. A smaller pond adjoins
it on the far side. In a few more months some of this day's rain (and hail)
will be sent back to the sky courtesy of the EBT Mikes.
page by Bill Adams