Philadelphia & Reading Railroad. Names historic american engineering record, creator a. (library company of philadelphia) reading terminal, at twelfth and market streets in center city philadelphia, opened in 1893.
Web reading depot, [3] [4] [5] commonly referred to as reading outer station, was a train station in reading, pennsylvania, that served as a major hub between philadelphia and williamsport, pennsylvania. It served passengers until 1984 and was integrated into the pennsylvania convention center in 1993. Names historic american engineering record, creator a. Web the philadelphia and reading railroad company's charter was passed april 4, 1833. The philadelphia and reading railroad was most used for the transportation of anthracite coal within pennsylvania from 1833 through the early 1970s. Its purpose was to haul anthracite coal to philadelphia. Web construction of the philadelphia and reading railroad. Portions of the road were opened for. Web reading terminal was constructed in 1893 by the philadelphia & reading railroad. Web philadelphia & reading railroad steam roster.
Photo contributions and corrections welcome. Photo contributions and corrections welcome. Web collection of engineering reports and correspondence from the engineering department of the philadelphia and reading railroad company. Web browse maps, pictures and histories of abandoned railroad lines of the philadelphia & reading railroad. History [ edit] construction [ edit] It comprises the reading terminal headhouse, trainshed, and market. Web the philadelphia and reading railroad company's charter was passed april 4, 1833. Today, [when?] the anthracite coal is still shipped on coal cars down to the ports of philadelphia from schuylkill county, pennsylvania, by rail. Web the philadelphia and reading railroad was most used for the transportation of anthracite coal within pennsylvania from 1833 through the early 1970s. Web the philadelphia and reading railroad, schuylkill river viaduct, also called the reading railroad bridge and the falls rail bridge, is a stone arch bridge that carries rail traffic over the schuylkill river at falls of schuylkill (east falls) in philadelphia, pennsylvania. Names historic american engineering record, creator a.
