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Posted by Joe V on Sat May 23 11:02:50 2020, in response to Re: When BOWERY Was Considered a Terminal, posted by SLRT on Sat May 23 07:03:35 2020. Oh yes. That was a resort until WWII.If you look at LIRR schedules through the early 60's, there was an "NB" on top of most columns, meaning no checked baggage. But there was usually a token train on each branch that handled it, especially if they got an RPO car, which on the LIRR was almost always Baggage-Express-RPO combos, the RPO section being shorter than most of railroads, like 15'. |
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