Re: Old Newburgh Branch Re: RE: (erielack) Which Stewart Airport is it

["Alexander Scandrett" <"scanlpr_@_usit.net">]

On the old  ERIE R.O.W of the Newburgh Shortcut that ran from Vails Gate =
Junction to Harriman at W. Cornwall, there remains the Freight/Passenger =
Station that is currently being used as an office for Cornwall Fuels. It =
is located on the west side of the Northbound Lane of the NYS Thruway =
about 2 miles south of the Newbugh exit. The old O&W went under the =
thruway,if it was still in business when the thruway was built, about =
1/4 mile north of the W. Cornwall station.  It crossed the Erie via, a =
steel girder bridge.

Alex.
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From: <"Inlinebob_@_aol.com">
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Sent: Friday, January 14, 2000 09:29
Subject: Old Newburgh Branch Re: : (erielack) Which Stewart Airport is =
it


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> In a message dated 1/14/00 9:52:19 AM, "WGRIPP_@_NCSUS.JNJ.COM" writes:
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> << So somewhere between Central Valley and Mountainville is
> where you'd be able to connect to the old row. >>
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> Ya' know I was just talking about this with my cousin. Me thinks there =
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> still a freight house or depot to the west of the Thruway on the =
abandoned=20
> portion of this route (between the Graham line and Tarkett). Any ideas =
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> this is the case? I have seen the building in question, and it sure =
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> "railroad."
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> On the topic, anyone know exactly where the O&W main crosses I-87?
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> Rob
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