Re: (erielack) A (MUCH) bigger version of the EL/NJDOT map...

[Hoboken <hoboken_@_ezrs.com>]

Probably the map is to show the service subsidized by the NJDOT only, 
so, even if NY subsidized the service north of Suffern, it is unlikely 
that the NJDOT map would have shown it.

In 1973, there were two weekday evening trains that went all the way to 
Port Jervis.  In the mornings, though, there were two trains from Port 
Jervis and one from Middletown.  Was the train from Middletown 
subsidized by NY, or did it survive on the NJ subsidy only?


Ken Bush

Paul R. Tupaczewski wrote:
> Oh yeah, note that the Erie line stops at Suffern! :)  I suppose this is
> before the State of NY started kicking in some $$$! :)
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>> I tried to compress as much as possible - this one's only 
>> 245K, sorry for any loss of quality due to compression!
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