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The | PRR acquired the railroad in 1871 and replaced the |
In 1892, | PRR added a westbound passenger shelter. |
OMG Press Release on | PRR Adoption Dec 2007 |
Companies of the past like | PRR and Reading are eligible. |
003 - a standard for modeling production rules ( | PRR), and a standard for modeling business rules as |
tan Railroad, partially in conjunction with the | PRR, and taken over by PANYNJ in 1962. |
ven the leaders of large Pennsylvania Railroad ( | PRR) and New York Central Railroad (NYC), obstensib |
wly until 1867, when the Pennsylvania Railroad ( | PRR) and its ally the Northern Central Railway (NCR |
the decline of intercity passenger traffic, and | PRR and NYC's merger into Penn Central (and that ra |
914) were effected on December 9, 1914 with the | PRR, and on December 22, 1914 with the P&LE. |
nt at 6th Street for the Pennsylvania Railroad ( | PRR), and another for its Jersey City Branch along |
ons, it carried a single railroad track for the | PRR, as well as a two-lane roadway. |
This put the | PRR at a disadvantage relative to its arch competit |
The Pennsylvania Railroad ( | PRR) began running over the PW&B in 1873 with the o |
In the 1870s the | PRR began exploring ways to improve rail access bet |
In 1885, the | PRR began passenger train service from New York Cit |
90 G5s locomotives were built for the | PRR between 1923 and 1925 at the railroad's Juniata |
ng track largely obliterated the remains of the | PRR branch that once dropped down from the Penn Sta |
, the latter built on the grade of an abandoned | PRR branch (formerly the Nescopec Railroad). |
Early in Roberts's tenure the | PRR completed Broad Street Station in Philadelphia, |
During the early 20th century, the | PRR constructed what it referred to as its "Low-Gra |
hocks Mills, was done by H.S. Kerbaugh, a major | PRR contractor. |
Starting in 1958, the | PRR converted the bridge into a vertical lift span |
With the overhead electrification complete, the | PRR could run trains of electric multiple units dir |
The | PRR decided to scrap the 1737 and repaint #3750 as |
&C)], predecessor of the Pennsylvania Railroad ( | PRR), decides to locate its terminus within the lim |
PRR generally put "Hudson Terminal" in the timetabl | |
As early as 1918, the | PRR had begun electrifying some of its lines radiat |
PRR I1sa #4483 currently being cosmetically restore | |
service until the withdrawal of steam from the | PRR in mid 1957. |
l abandoned its line to Scotia in 1915, and the | PRR in 1927. |
air Bridge, built by the Pennsylvania Railroad ( | PRR) in 1895-1896, was the first bridge of any sort |
The best characterized | PRR in A. thaliana is FLS2 (Flagellin-Sensing2) whi |
PRR is currently at version 1.0. | |
The Production Rule Representation ( | PRR) is a proposed standard of the Object Managemen |
EPTA had no interest in reviving service to the | PRR Ivy Ridge station, the parking lot was expanded |
When service to the | PRR Ivy Ridge ended in 1986, the Reading Ivy Ridge |
tually, the sprawling parking lot meant for the | PRR Ivy Ridge station was linked to the Reading Ivy |
PRR later hired Furness, Evans & Company to design | |
north until just before it crossed the existing | PRR line. |
The | PRR List of Stations and Sidings (CT 1000) from 192 |
Louisville Bridge and Terminal Railway ( | PRR), Louisville, Kentucky, to Clarksville, Indiana |
ch would connect the new Union Station with the | PRR Magruder Station in Landover, Maryland (a major |
e line was part of the Pennsylvania Railroad's ( | PRR) main line. |
Conrail's desire to abandon part of the former | PRR main line, the Broadway Limited and Capitol Lim |
Despite the attempt by | PRR management to replace the K4s with the PRR K5 a |
This was due to the bias of the | PRR management at the time. |
Many | PRR men counted the M1 class locomotives as the bes |
The | PRR merged into Penn Central Transportation in 1968 |
iron either via the Bellefonte Central and the | PRR or by the Central Railroad and the Beech Creek |
A westward view shows the two | PRR Penn Station main tracks crossing above the thr |
er Street, the river, road, and rail (abandoned | PRR Petersburg Branch) crossing the ridge line thro |
The Pennsylvania Railroad's ( | PRR) Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway cro |
at the heart of the city made commuting via the | PRR practical, fueling suburban growth (especially |
A series of Pennsylvania Railroad ( | PRR) predecessors operated trains across the nearby |
In its heyday, the | PRR produced a series of calendars that included pa |
Probably at the same time, | PRR removed the truss's reinforcing arch. |
In 1897, | PRR replaced the Whipple truss with a Pratt truss o |
began using Conrail's Youngstown line, a former | PRR route, to reach Pittsburgh from New Castle. |
un enters the stream, followed by the abandoned | PRR Scotch Valley Branch. |
ment) was part of the ex-Pennsylvania Railroad ( | PRR) side of the line, and was cut back to its pres |
In 1873, | PRR slightly reduced the truss's span by widening t |
Company, eventually to Pennsylvania Railroad to | PRR Station at Exchange Place or Harsimus Branch al |
gned in a manner similar to that of Glen Mills ( | PRR station), which is now owned by the West Cheste |
ad & Market Streets and the 1881 opening of the | PRR station, the center of Philadelphia's business |
, and they remained in service until the end of | PRR steam in 1957. |
d a number remained in service until the end of | PRR steam locomotive operation in 1957. |
Actions (following OMG | PRR submission); |
1929 for the Long Island Railroad, which was a | PRR subsidiary at the time. |
As | PRR successor Conrail had no use for the bridge and |
examples, however, have been lost, such as the | PRR T1 and the PRR J1. |
The | PRR then closely paralleled the NYC for several mil |
In | PRR, there are two sub-pathways: (1) a translesion |
, then controlled by the Pennsylvania Railroad [ | PRR]) to build a more direct line from Baltimore to |
The steel span connected | PRR tracks in North Philadelphia to southern New Je |
one 1 on the Chestnut Hill West Line, on former | PRR tracks, and is 8.1 track miles from Suburban St |
e distinctive square shape practically became a | PRR trademark, as no other American railroad except |
The North River Tunnels carried | PRR trains under the Hudson; for some years PRR ele |
ied LIRR and (after 1917) NH trains, along with | PRR trains to the Sunnyside Yard in Queens. |
of the Pennsylvania Railroad, as well as on the | PRR TrucTrailers. |
A rising young | PRR Vice President, Leonor F. Loree, was appointed |
The | PRR was a major participant in the rescue effort. |
PRR was mostly defined by and for vendors of Busine | |
The service expanded, and by the 1920s, the | PRR was operating hourly passenger train service be |
as spared from being scrapped because, when the | PRR was considering steam engines for preservation, |
tion was a stop on the Pennsylvania Railroad's ( | PRR) West Chester Line. |
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