N&W/Scioto Valley Question
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Sun Oct 7 09:53:50 EDT 2007
Harry:
Any chance you could scan or send us a copy of that Employee TT with Cromley
listed? This is a fascinating bit of local history that we are tracking
down...our thanks to you all for this information:
Eric Davis: cgtower at gmail.com
Whit Wardell: wwardell at completegeneral.com
Regards,
Eric
On 10/6/07, NW Mailing List <nw-mailing-list at nwhs.org> wrote:
>
> In a message dated 10/4/2007 9:45:47 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
> nw-mailing-list at nwhs.org writes:
>
> There was station named Cando in 1929 just north of Circleville
>
> "Jungle Jim" -
> Whit may have a point. Cando translates into Ceee and Oh, as in
> Chesapeake and Ohio. When N&W was double-tracking Petersburg
> to Suffolk in 1914, Burt, 2.2 miles east of Waverly was established at
> the temporary east end of double track. There was a single track
> section through Coppahaunk Swamp which ended at Herma.
> Apparently Burt and Herma blocked trains through the single track
> section.
>
> Between Glen Jean and Reeses, the C.& O. N. R.R. paralleled the
> Columbus District in several places. Circleville (MP 679) to Cromley is
> one example. As construction progressed, it would seem that C.& O. N.R.R.
> trains would be diverted off the N&W and on to their own tracks where a
> connection could be made. In compiling the list of Telegraph Station
> Calls,
> I thought we'd run into some temporary block stations from Gregg toward
> Columbus, but I don't see any on my list. Cando may very well have been
> established to block and "OS" trains to dispatchers on both roads.
>
> Cromley *did* have a telegrapher which shows up in N&W's *system*
> timetable eff. November 24, 1907. The telegraphic station call for
> Cromley was "CR".
> Harry
> Bundy
>
>
>
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