Legend to the above
numbered locations on page 2-3:
1) Switch
2) Wood Crates
3) Former Siding - A. Mottola & Co.
4) Electrical Sub-Station
5) Switch
6) Switch
7) Long Island Duck Packing
8) Location of Former Eastport Station
9) Feed Mill (Formerly Beacon Milling Company - Currently Eastport Feed)
10) Duck Farms
11) Stone Culvert (over Seatuck Creek)
12) Old Wood Automobile Bridge (1907 over River Avenue)
13) Eastport High School
14) Bus Company (Adelwerth Bus Corporation)
15) Plate Girder Bridge over Montauk Highway - (Suffolk) County Route 80
Article,
graphics, and photos: George Loy Jr. Cannonball Editor
Front
and rear scans of a check issued in 1928 to the LIRR at Eastport by one of
the Duck Farms located there, and endorsed by the LIRR agent at Eastport. (Dave
Keller+ archive)
MP 69-70 Eastport 1958
A.Eastport siding
view West
05-06-06 Westbound
Photo: Paul Strubeck 08-2007 Westbound
Photo: Joe Gregory
B. Beacon
Feeds 1986 view East
Photo: Steve Lynch
B.
Eastport Feeds view East
B.
Eastport Feeds view East
Photo: Joe Gregory 08/2007
B. Another
track just a few feet north of the one still in use. It went all the way
back and through a shed. View East. Photo: Paul Strubeck 2006
C. North
siding receiving
MP15ac #160 Eastport Feeds c.1987 Direction looking
East. Thomas Collins photo, Dave Keller archive
A special thanks to Stephen Rothaug for his
photos and map diagram.
E. Truck
loading shed
D.
Quonset Hut view W
Silos View NW
F.
South
side of plant view NE
G. South
side of plant
H. Southwest View 05-06-06
Photo: Paul Strubeck (see map above silos arrow indicate direction)
H.2 Close-up
It went all the way back and through a shed. View West.
Photo: Paul Strubeck 2006
I. Old
boxcar unloading site
Photo: Paul Strubeck 2006
Freight 1975 Westbound
Photo: Tim Darnell
MP15ac #172 freight approaching
westbound c.1989 Thomas Collins photo, Dave Keller archive
MP15ac #152 freight on main #258
on siding c.1989 Thomas Collins photo, Dave Keller archive
LIRR #154 -#157 switching Eastport Feeds
in the very late 80's. Direction looking East. Photo: Joe Tischner
Tank car at new NYA customer
08/2007 Photo: Joe Gregory
Davis Fuel, they had that one tank car in
captive service for a few months between PT and wherever it was loaded. I
believe they were unloading some non-hazmat part of the bio-fuel process.
They haven't had a car spotted in months and may be inactive.