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Re: (erielack) Stanhope



TABER's history of the DLW, 20th Century, volume 2, has a list of
stations:

STANHOPE, N.J.  48.0  M&E
Name changed to Netcong in 1902.  New brick station 1902.

This volume includes a reproduction of the May 19, 1901 schedule.  Station
list: Dover, Port Oram (now Wharton, but with no station), Mt Arlington
(to be revived in a few years at Howard Blvd, which has moved slightly
west), Hopatcong, Port Morris, Stanhope, Waterloo, Hackettstown...

- --- A Samostie <quahog_@_sprint.ca> wrote:
> Seems "what happened to Stanhope" has become quite a topic for
> speculation.  I really don't think it's been gone for at least 30 years,
> because when I made a pilgrimage to M&E territory in 1984 to ride the
> old MUs on the Gladstone Branch, I clearly remember the stops after
> Dover being listed as Lake Hopatcong, Stanhope, Netcong.  Is that
> possible??  Unfortunately, I no longer have any NJT timetables from that
> period.  Anyone have a pile of old NJT TT's around to confirm this?

For some time, the timetable entry was Netcong/Stanhope, but it was the
same station.

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Gary R. Kazin
DL&W Milepost R35.7
Rockaway, New Jersey

New Jersey Transit - THE WAY TO GO!!!

(I have no affiliation with New Jersey Transit.)

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