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Midway! Part VI

This is another shot of the tracks at Midway. Midway got it's name for it's central location, just about the midway point between New York and Boston. At the time (around 1905), a train could make it on one full load of coal to Midway, then re-load and continue it's journey east or west.

Photographed by Christopher Zyrlis, December 15, 2004.
Added to the photo archive by Christopher Zyrlis, December 15, 2004.
Railroad: NY, NH & H.

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