Hi Ed!
> I am new to the list, so please bear with me.
> I lived in Boonton from 1958 to 1978. I saw a lot of changes over the years.
> From Trainmasters to SD45-2s. I remember those Tri State meetings at Dover
> station and at the Mennon building.
Nice to see a fellow Boontonite (Boontonian? :) on the list!
> When I was in Boonton High school in the 1970's. A neighbor gave me a Xerox
> copy of the Boonton station taken from Main St. bridge looking east over the
> station. In this picture is four tracks and a signal bridge with modern type
> signals
> for that time, and Drew Chemical in the background. The copy of the picture
> that
> was given me was from what I was told the Boonton Times or some local
> newspaper
> from that time period. My neighbor found it I believe at the Holmes Library.
> He knew
> I liked trains so he gave it to me.
It's a great shot, particularly since it shows the signal bridge (long since removed) and all four tracks through the station. I would guess this makes it a DL&W-era (pre-1960) photo.
> I have attached a copy of the picture. It's not real good because it was
> scanned by
> one of those liquid toner Xerox copiers and after years go by the copies
> fade.
>
> Can anyone give some more input to this picture or have a better copy of it?
I'm going to see if I can improve the image a little bit using some photo editing tools...
- Paul
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