LIRR FREIGHT STATIONS & PRIVATE SIDINGS 1966

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Table of Contents: LIRR 1966 Map Sidings

Page 1	Location #	Long Island City	Car Capacity   	Loads
	1		National Concrete Co.			cement, aggregates
	
	2		Englo Paint Corp.			paint	
	3		Crown Oil Chemical Co.			chemicals, products	
	4		Anheuser Busch Corp			beer
	
	5		Stein Hall				adhesives	
	6		Olin Mathieson				chemicals
	
	7		Team Tracks (5)
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	8		C.J. Slicken Co.	
	9		Sterenberger Esbitco	
	10		Bickfords, Inc.	
	11		Peter F. Mallon
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	Peter F. Mallon, Inc. view NW near Thomson Ave., LI City 1976
Page 2		Long Island City
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	12		American Steel Wool  			steel wool
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	12a		Brenner Paper Corp.			paper goods	
	13a		West Chemical Products			cleaning chemicals
	13b		West Chemical Shipping Products

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Ex-West Chemical Products - Weekend Boxcar Market Bldg view NW 8/14/1981

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LI City "Stink Track"  West Chemical 4 dome tank car GATX 3040 1/08/1974 Photo: Richard F. Makse

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West Chemical 3 dome tank car GATX 70487 1/1972 Photo: Frank Szcahacz

West Chemical made CN disinfectant cleaner (Motto: "You can't spell clean without CN"). CN was an
iodine-containing product sort of like Betadine lotion, but it was made with industrial-grade ingredients
 instead of pharmaceutical-grade. As a result it smelled of iodine with a strong overtone of dead fish.
Stink track, indeed!   Info: Albert Waltien


CN ad -  West Disinfecting Co. 1918 


	14		Westinghouse Corp.			electrical equipment
	
	15		Astoria Lumber
	16		National Casket				caskets
	
	17a		Louis Sherry				wine
	
	17		KB Offset
	18		Speed Queen				appliances
	
	19a		Roto Broil
	
	19b		Extrin Foods				grocery products
	20		Seggerman Slocum Co.
	21		Kohler Bldg. (NY Assn for the Blind)
	22		The Assn for the Blind (Lighthouse Bldg.)
	
	23		Karpin Building
Page 3		Long Island City
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	1		P.O. Powerhouse	  3
	2		Republic Steel	  8	steel products
	
	3		Perkins Trucking  
	3		General Electric  7	electrical equipment
	
	4		Ronzoni		  7	pasta manufacturer
	 Ronzoni_LICitywabash7858.jpg (75152 bytes)  Ronzoni 1970 Photo/Archive: William Myers 
	   “Ronzoni, sono Buoni”
	5		S.C. Johnson	  3	cleaning products
	
Page 4		Long Island City - Degnon Terminal
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				  Degnon lead 03/26/74 Photo: Richard F. Makse  
	1		Empire Carpet	 
	2		Peel Richards	 
	2a		Moldtronics	 
	3		Waldes Kohlinoor	 
	4		Ross Togs
		 
	5		A.A. Cohen	
	5a		Formulite Paper Corp.	
	6		Executone
	
 Looking south across Yard A are the layup track, cripple tracks along with the car repair storehouse. The Sunshine Biscuit bakery building stands in the background than occupied by Executone; maker of  business telephone systems. c. 1980 Photo: Steven Lynch
	7		Staley Elevator
	8		Conran Supply
	9		Best Wholesale
	9a		Masbrook Wholesale
	9b		Saxon Paper
	10		Principe Danna
	11		Sunshine Biscuit (Garage)
	12		Sunshine Biscuit (Factory)
	
	 
	13		Bell River Corp.
	14		American Chicle Corp.
	    American Chicle 1962 - Astoria Historical Society
	15		Equitable Paper Corp.
	16		Wheeling Corrugated
	17		Gimbel Bros.
	
	18		R.H. Macy
	
	19		Simons
	20		Concrete Steel
	21		Phillip A. Hunt	
	21a		Saxon Paper	
	22		Standard Wine & Liquor	
	23		Harrison Building	
	24		J.H. Rhodes	
	25		Hunters Point Steel	
	26		Standard Folding Box Company	
	27		United Parcel
	 	
	28		Star Liquor	
	29		Viking Criterion Paper	
Page 5		Long Island City - Meurer's Siding 
It was named after the Meurer Steel Barrel Company.	

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LIRR map 1966

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Meurer Steel Barrel Co. Letterhead 3/24/1925

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Montauk Cutoff-Meurer's siding View E 6/14/1974
Photo/Archive: Richard Makse


Meurer's Siding being worked by ALCO S2 455 having finished his work and is bringing the cars back to Yard A. It's Aug 12, 1976 so the old ALCO is not long for this world, at least on Long Island. Taken from Hunterspoint Ave station.  Photo/Archive: Jeff Erlitz

	1		Bloomingdales		4
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	2		Able Steel Equipment	1
	3		R. H. Donnelly		3
	3a		Dublin Distributors	1
	4		Pure Corp.		1
	8		Partition Service	1
	10		Conway Import		3
	meurers_conwayoil061474richardmakse.jpg (126807 bytes)Conway Oil 06/14/74 Photo: Richard F. Makse

	11		Metropolitan Ref	1
	11b		Smickle Co.		1
	12		Eugene J. Brandt	3
	14		J.J. Newberry		1
	
	16		Berhard Wholesale	2
	17		Penn Crest Oil		1
	meurers_penncrestoil061474richardmakse.jpg (109830 bytes)Penn Crest Oil 06/14/74 Photo: Richard F. Makse
 
	19		Pellman Wood		1
	19b		Central Smelting	1
	20		Bonded Paper-Gay Trking	1
	21		Styro Sales		1
	22		Muller Paper		1
	23		Bosby Metals		1
	24		City Service Studio	1
	26		Grnp Fire Brick		1
	27		Amer Library		4
			American Home Center	
	29		Irving Sub Grating	2
	30		Peerless Oil & Chemical	4
	31		Lindemeyer & Schlosser	4
	33		Case Paper		4
	34		Montauk Steel		2
	35		Gotham Builders Supplies2	
Page 6		Long Island City - Kearney Sidings
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	1		Texaco			3
	
	2		American Calmal Corp	2
	3		Horowitz & Margaretem	3
	4		Owen's Ill Glass 
			Paper Products Div	
				a. 8
				b. 2
				c. 2
	5		Detecto Scale		2
	
	6		Radio TNG Lab		6
	7		NY Envelope		6
	8		Warren Connelly Co	2
	9		Thypin Steel	
				a. 2
				b. 2
	10		Hiram Walker Co		3
	11		Holeston Bros		6
	13		Metal Purchasing	3
	14		Bloch & Guggenheimer	4   		condiments
	
	15		Frok & Sechel		2
Page 7		Laurel Hill - Bliss	
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	1		Carbona	1
	2		Stoll Metal		1
	3		Centre Lumber		2
	5		Van Iderstine	a. 6
					b. 6
					c. 9

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LIRR Triple header Bliss VanIderstine 1-30-71
Photo: Richard F. Makse rfm@twinney.com

VanIderstine's rendering plant in LIC was living on borrowed time in this scene of a triple header, lead by 1554,1557 and a third RS-3, passing by the plant at Greenpoint Ave. In the 60's and 70's, traffic through BLISS was sufficient to justify an operator around the clock (with two tricks on the weekends). Quite a piece of railroad back then. Both secondary tracks to LIC were still in service; passenger trains still ran to LIC; and the Navy Yard lead, Maspeth Yard and Nichols siding had plenty of business to make it serious business to keep local switchers out of the way of Yard A haulers. 
	6		Triplex Oil 		4
	7		Marilyn Warehouse	3
	8		Peerless Oil & Chemical	8
	9		Jacobson & Son		1
	10		Shaw Walker Co.		1

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LIRR Eng 208 light
Penny Bridge NY 5/74

It's about 10:30 AM on May 2, 1974 and Eng 208 extras back to Morris Park for midday servicing after bringing a morning train into Long Island City. Penny Bridge was one of the last extant pure PRR standard shelters and this classic design was the architectural inspiration for the first modern era shelters that started appearing along the South Shore in the 90's.

Info/Photo: Richard F. Makse 
	11		General Refractories	1
	12		Gotham Builders Supply	2
	13		General Chemical 	4
	14		Phelps Dodge	a. 8
					b. 8
					c. 9
	15		Kenrich Hollaway	d. 8
			North American Wine 
			Atlas Import 	4
	16		Greenport Dog Food	2
			H. Block	a. 4
Page 8		Maspeth	

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Newton Creek
Photo: Bernard Ente
 
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LIRR #1519,1520 passing St. Saviour, Maspeth 4/04/65

St. Saviour's Church was on the corner of Rust St. & 57th Drive. The grade crossing in the picture is Maspeth Avenue. As I understand, the church was dismantled and from the view on bing.com, the property has been leveled.

The building immediately on top of the crossing watchman's shed is the old Maurice mansion. The Clinton Diner is still there and always had good food. It had to with the traffic at that intersection and the busy industry around there. While it got some movie fame in later years, it still had a reputation for good food. Info/Photo: Richard F. Makse 

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LIRR 554 Flushing Ave Mt. Olivet 
Maspeth 7/1967
Photo: Richard F. Makse 

It's 5:35 PM on 7/19/67 and RS-3 1557 makes light work out of its six car consist (including the heavyweight private club car Locust Valley on the head end. Flushing Avenue, later rebuilt as an undergrade crossing, once featured an interlocking tower (Olivet) to control the former trolley crossing. This is as mountain railroading as it gets on the LIRR, with a reasonably tough two-mile long 1.8 percent grade, the LIRR's only helper district during the days of steam. Olivet grade was enough to rate "G" plates on the eastbound position light automatic block signals. Alas, LIRR freights during the 70's rarely had the length or the tonnage to pass these signals on a Rule 291. It still was a great piece of railroad.
	1		Delmonico Int.		4
	2		Continental Can Co
	continentalcan8-21-70richmakse.jpg (58326 bytes) 8/21/1970  Photo: Richard F. Makse 
				a. 4
				b. 4
				c. 3
				d. 5
	3		Bulkley Dunton LL	2
	4		Austin Nichols		2
	5		Austin Nichols		5 

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LIRR Extra 419 Nichols Siding, Maspeth 1974 

 

May 2, 1974. Mid morning. The Empire State Building just to the right of center and the fabled Kosciusko Bridge above. You're at the private grade crossing into the Phelps Dodge copper refinery. Nichols Siding, named after the Nichols Copper Co In the 50's and 60's, you could go to Nichols Siding at virtually any time and find a train in motion.

The lead to Phelps-Dodge is the track to the left of the train. This landmark industrial site on Newtown Creek, was long the LIRR's best freight customer and was so important as to justify its own freight clerk and station designation ("Laurel Hill"), a job that worked in one of the myriad ancient brick buildings of the complex until the early 60's. Phelps-Dodge, a company with ancient roots in NYC and a supply link to copper mines off the SP and the Tucson, Cornelia and Gila Bend in far away Arizona, signaled to the world why the ancient and fragrant colonial waterway of Newtown Creek represented the greatness of New York at the inland port of Maspeth. 

If you went to Nichols on a weekday afternoon at 4 PM, it was like going to heaven and dying; deadhead passenger, light engines, local and through freights, and scheduled passenger trains.  Info/Photo/Archive: Richard F. Makse
	6		Manufacturers Corrugated Box Co.	1
	7		Canada Dry		3
	
	8		Boro Hall Lib		3
	10		Circle Wire And Cable	a.2 (new)
				b. 2 (old)
	11		E.D. Giberson		5
	12		Wm K Koburger		1
	13		Star Corrugated Box	a. 6
						b.4
	14		Plywood Dist		2
	15		Crane and Clark Lbr	4
	16		Janine Paper & Twine	8
	17		Great A&P Tea		10
			Team Track No. 1	11
			Team Track No. 2	11
			Team Track No. 3	12
			Team Track No. 4	12
			Team Track No. 5	14
	18		A. Bleyer Co.		3
	19		Howard Rubber		2
	20		Gerber Construction Co	1
	21		Lumber Service		3
	22		Hicks Costarino		4
	23		Santini Bros		6
	24		NY City Traffic Dept	4
	25		Metromedia Inc		2
	26		Canover Paper		2
	27		E. Greene Paper		2
All the way at the west end of the Maspeth Yard area was the former Navy Siding. This served several consignees, some of which were even south of Maspeth Avenue, as in this scene with the 106 passing the switch for E Greene Paper.  In addition to E. Greene, the south end of the Navy Siding served Santini Brothers Export Packing and Hicks-Costarino Waste Paper. 6/09/1978.

Info/Photo/Archive: Jeff Erlitz
	28		M&L Whse (Louis Max)	4
				
Page 9		Fresh Pond	

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LIRR #552 Welbilt, Maspeth
8/06/1970

Dropping sand on the second curve west of Fresh Pond, Eng. 204 leads the private club car Oyster Bay, six coaches and a bar up the 1.8 percent Mt. Olivet grade. During steam days, this was a helper district on the LIRR and still features "G" plates on the two position light signals governing the hill.

Photo/Archive: Richard F. Makse

 


L1 #207 passing Welbilt, Maspeth 9/18/1969

At the site of old OLIVET Tower, LI 207, running lite Morris Park to LI City, passes Welbilt on September 18, 1969.  My photo captures the Flushing Avenue grade crossing elimination project that removed all traces of OLIVET and the manual gates at this busy crossing. 

Photo/Archive: Richard F. Makse

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LIRR Train #1831 Eng 1557 Pond Tower 9/12/1969

One of the scheduled crew riders to Long Island City, 1557 pulls a ping and an American Flyer bar car (probably a former B&M car) past newly painted Pond Tower. The wires are still hot on the NY Connecting above and a Saxby and Farmer product still controls the switches and signals at this still busy tower.

Photo/Archive: Richard F. Makse

	1		Welbilt			a. 6
			Garland Division 	b. 4
	2		Merrill Bros	1
	3		Crown Lbr	1
	4		Midland Cont	3
	5		Wm Intner	3
	6		Centre Lumber	2
	7		J Eisenberg Son	4
	8		J Eisenberg Co	2
	9		Vacant	9
	10		Allegheny Tiss	5
	11		Team Track 	13
	12		Juice Corp	9
	

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Fremont Tower 6-23-53

Back 50 years ago, Fresh Pond Junction was an important place with freights of the New Haven and LIRR serving the 11 mile long Bay Ridge Branch. 36 year old Fremont Tower in Ridgewood, Queens, literally on the Brooklyn border, handled authorities for both railroads on the branch. Here a passenger extra approaches Fremont northbound, ready to make the right turn to the Montauk Branch.  Photo: Richard F. Makse 
Page 10		Bushwick Branch Map 1		
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	1		Trio 	2
	1a		A Hemley Supply	2
	2		Miron Lumber	1
	2a		Team Track	* Team track Capacity 48
	3		Team Track	
	4		Team Track	
	5		Team Track	
	6		Muldoon **	** Private Sidings of 
	7		Muldoon **	   Rheingold Breweries
	8		Industrial Traffic	2
	8a		Muldoon **	**
	9		Industrial Traffic	3
	10		Cabin Metal	2
	11		General Tin	2
	12		Time Square Stores	2
	13		Jansa Woodworking	2
	14		Monsieur Henri Wines	2
	15		Farmers Feed (outside)	5
	15a		Louis Ender	1
	16		Farmers Feed (inside)	5
	17		Catholic Relief	3
	18		Mallory Randall	1
	18a		Empty Building	2
	19		Tubeco	
	19a		Albert Pipe	2
	20		Albert Pipe	3
	21		Icing Yard	15
	22		US Paper Bag	1
	23		Lee Story	3
	24		Goldberger Doll	4
	24a		Goldberger Doll	2
	25		H&M Packing	2
	26		Metro Millwork	2
	27		Enquist Chemical	3
	28		NY Telephone	2
	29		Salwin Paper	2
	30		Empty Building	3
	31		Super Pack	1
	32		Norjac Trading	1
	32a		Comet Container	1
	33		Ace Plywood	1
	33a		Hostess Prod	1
	34		Empty Building	2
	34a		Rutgers Metal	1
	35		Max Berman	3
	36		Max Berman	1
	37		L.I. Wholesale	1
	38		Better Brands	3
	39		Stagg Whse	2
	40		Elm Coated	2
	40a		Elm Coated	5
	41		Henning Bros	2
	42		Cabro Whse	4
	42a		Cabro Whse	3
	43		Monarch Lumber	3
	44		J. Aronauer	1
	45		Sampson Bag	1
	46		S. Posner	5
	47		Cross Austin	1
				
Page 11		Bushwick Branch Map 2	
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	44a,b,c		Steel & Tube	11
	45		Ehlers	1
	46		Robinson Chemical	1
	47		Brooklyn Steel Warehouse	4
	48		Burdick 	2
	49		Gallo Iron 	2
	50		Gallo Iron 	2
	51		Fidelson Whse	2
	52		Empty Building	3
	53			
	54		Max Berman	4
	55		Max Berman	 
	56		S Siderbaum	2
	57		Hammershlag	1
	58a		Mercury Litho	2
	58b		Carroll McCreary	3
	59		Mercury Litho	1
	60		Empty Building	5
	61		Mercury Litho	1
	62		Empty Building	2
	63		Delano Lumber	7
	64		Good Humor	1
	65		Arch Built Box (Archbilt Container)	6
	66a		National Can	12
	66b		National Can	3
	67		Empty Building	5
	68		Rheingold	1  
	68a		Atlas Box	2
	69		Manhattan Door	1
	70a		H.C. Bohack Can Goods	6
	70b		H.C. Bohack Can Goods	2
	70c		H.C. Bohack Produce	10
	70d		H.C. Bohack Produce	10
	70e		H.C. Bohack Stge	10
	70f		H.C. Bohack Meat	6
	
	71		Abott Glass	1
	72		Strauss Stores	2
	73		Marquett Appliances	1
	74		Empty Building	1
	75		Empty Building	2
	76		F&M Trading	2
	77		Allied Composition	1
	78		Empty Building	1
				
Page 12		Fresh Pond Glendale / Woodhaven	
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LIRR Triple header Glendale Atlas Terminal 1971

While Atlas Terminal was only a shadow of its former self, the former Glendale freight station, now a diner in this scene, gave ample testimony to the importance of this pocket-sized terminal to the LIRR's Montauk Branch. Atlas once stabled as many as three industrial switchers to handle traffic on the tight curves of this early industrial park. It's January 1971 and a glimmer of the high winter sun lights up the twilight years of first generation diesels like RS-1 265. Photo: Richard F. Makse
 	1		US Drug	1
	2		Redan Packaging	3
	3		Eastern Cabinet	4
	4		Kleigman Bros Jordan Chem	4
	5		Independent Chem	
			a	1
			b	2
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	Independent Chemical siding Glendale 73rd St. crossing View E 2/20/76 (Madden-Keller)
	7		Hall Flooring	3
	8		Anco Wood Spec	1
	8b		Eagle Coal	3
	9		Peoquot Mfg	5
	10		Bedford Can Mfg	6
	11		P O P Displays	4
	12		Glendale Steel	3
			a	3
			b	2
	14		Gustin Bacon Mfg	3
	15		Interstate Container	
			a	8
			b	3
	16		Inactive	1
	17		National Builders	4
	18		Asco Supply	4
	19		White Pine Sash	3 

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"On August 7, 1970, #1831, a crew deadhead train from Jamaica to Long Island City, passes Pinecraft Woodwork (A.K.A. White Pine Sash Company A.K.A. Glendale Sash Company), a sidetrack east of the 88th Street grade crossing in Glendale. Pinecraft's sidetrack came off the remnant of the eastbound connecting track between the Montauk Branch and the Rockaway Beach Branch." Photo: Richard F. Makse
	20		Brillo Mfg	3
	21		Certified Industries	
			a	4
			b	12
	22		US Plywood	3
	
	23		Wolf's Head Oil	4
	24		Olympic Radio	12
	26		Central Foundry	5
	27		General Electric % Heinz	3
	28		HJ Heinz	3
	  Heinz Ad 1964 
	29		Inactive	3
	30		General Fibre	3
	31		General Electric 	4
	33		Florence Merrick 	2
				
Page 13		Flatbush Ave
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	B		All Purpose Whse	2
	C		Armour And Co	4
	D		Rabinowitz & Sons	
			Track 9	2
			Track 10	2
			Track 14	
	E		Vacant	
	F		Vacant	
	G		Dan's Supreme & Meat	
	H		Maxwell & Schwartz	
	I		Henry Froelich	
	J		Swift Beef	
Page 14		Winfield Team Yard
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			Team Track (north of driveway)	12
			Team Track (south of driveway)	12

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The Winfield team track and was kept busy year round by Supro Building Products. Supro received carloads of bagged cement, more often than not arriving in Lehigh & New England’s distinctive black boxcars. There were also carloads of sheetrock. This photo gives you some indication about busy Supro was and this photo is from May, 1973. And during the postwar building boom in Woodside/Winfield, Supro was even busier. View east. Info/Photo/Archive: Richard Makse
Page 15		Corona Freight Yard	
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	1		Queens Scrap	4
	2		Willets Point Scrap	4
	3		Team Yard	28
	4		Empire Millwork	5
	5		Con Edison	4
	6		Con Edison	4
	7		A&P Tea Company	6
	8		Emenee Industries	2
	
	9		Daitch Shopwell	3
	10		Niemand Bros.	2
	11		J.R. Kramer	2
	13		Prudential Paper 	1
Page 16		Bayside Team Track
BaysideTeamTrack16.jpg (51621 bytes)     Marben Lumber & Flooring	4
 
 
 

      
Marben Lumber and Flooring Co. View W 1960
Photo/Archive: Art Huneke
 
 
 

 
Page 17		Great Neck
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			North Shore Mason Supply	
Page 18		Port Washington
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	2		D.D. Wysong Inc.	4
	3		Port Washington Lumber	5
Page 19		Jamaica Freight Facilities
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	1		Westinghouse Electric	3
	2		Korbro Oil	3
	3		Dynamic Elec.	3
	4			2
	5			2
	6		LIEB Iron Works	1
	7		LIEB Iron Works	3
	8			1
	9		Equipment Dist.	1
	10		Supreme Oil	1
	11		Sheffield Farms	7
	SheffieldFarms.jpg (79096 bytes) View E, plant on right
	12			
	13			
	14		American Bakeries	3
	15              Armour Meat Packing	2

LIRR track geometry car TC-80 sits on the Armour Meat Packing siding in Jamaica in 1983.
I believe the TC-80 was eventually sold to SEPTA. Photo/Archive: John Krattinger

	16		Continental Baking	2
	
	17		Alex Peircey	   2
	18		American Asbestos  1
	19		Sunrise Coal	   4
	20			 
Page 20		Jamaica Freight Facilities	
	JamaicaFreight20.jpg (147942 bytes)	

	21			2
	22		LION	1
	23			3
	24			4
	25			3
	26			2
	27		Jamaica Water Supply	6
	28		Robinson Clay Products	7
	28A		Ideal Toys	5
	29		New York Telephone	7
	30		Associated Food Store	6
	30A		Elm Jay	6
	31			1
	32		T.T. & Terminal Lumber	12
	33			3
	34			
	35			
	37		Modern Maid Products DS	6
	38		Modern Maid Products	4
	
	39		Sun Dew Corp	4
	40		W.H. Foods	3
	41			3
	42		Neptune Paper	3
	43		Amco plastics	3
	44		Top Track #1	25
	45		Top Track #2	25
	46		Ind. Plywood & Plygem	8
	47			                2
	48			                8
	49		Ideal Toy Co.	8
	50		Hinch Produce	7
	51		B. Gertz Warehouse	7
	
	52		McGuire Industries	4
	53		Holban Supply	8
	54		Mango Mix	9
	55		Price Premiums	6
	56		Ammirati Masons	4
	57		B&P Stone	1
	60		Tompkins Bros.	5
	61		J&L Adikes	4
	62		Ideal Toy Co.	3 
	63		Ideal Toy Co.	2
	 C-59 _8-75 at Ideal Toy.jpg (108794 bytes) LIRR C59 View NW 8/1975 at Ideal Toy Corp.
	64		Jamaica Lumber	2
	65		Highway Track & Jamaica Food	1
	67		Jamaica Food	4
	68		Hollis Brick & Paragon Builders	2
Page 21		Valley Stream	
	ValleyStream21.jpg (88664 bytes)	

	2		Team Track #1	9
	3		Team Track #2	6
Page 22		West Hempstead Branch	
	WestHempstead22.jpg (96763 bytes)	

	3		Barton Transit Mix	10
			Valley Stream Concrete	3
	5		Storage Track	8
	6		Baisley Lumber Co.	4
	7		Wm. Fitzhugh, Inc.	6
Page 23		West Hempstead
     WestHempstead23.jpg (64051 bytes) lirr2504_West-Hempstead_view NE_11-20-71.jpg (104324 bytes)
LI Wholesalers siding view NE 11/20/1971
	1		John A. Schwartz	1
	3		LI Wholesalers		4
	4		Inter County Bakers	2
	
Page 24		Woodmere	
Woodmere24.jpg (64339 bytes)	

	2		Hewlett Fuel & Supply	7
	3		Levitt Flooring	3
Page 25		Far Rockaway
		
Far Rockaway25.jpg (52794 bytes)
	
	2		Team Track	
Page 26		Long Beach
Long Beach26.jpg (69039 bytes)
	1		Gulf Oil 7
	3		LILCO	 125
	  LILCO Lil 1957
	4		AMA	 2
Page 27		Rockville Centre
Rockville Centre27.jpg (69927 bytes)
	2		Whitehall Cabinet	2
	5		LILCO	3
	
Page 28		Freeport
Freeport28.jpg (63697 bytes)
	3		Team track #1	6
	4		Team track #2	8
	5		Team track #3	8
	6		Molloy Bros.   Joyland Feed	
	7		Intercounty Dist.	
	8		Acme Parts & Refinishing Co.	
Page 29		Merrick - Bellmore
Merrick-Bellmore29.jpg (65494 bytes)

LIRR-valuation_Hewlett-Ave-Merrick_5-25-26_viewE_Richard-Fetherstone-Coal-siding_.jpg (117638 bytes)
LIRR valuation 2/25/26 view E-Hewlett Ave Richard Fetherstone Coal at left

Bellmore_mid_sixties_Steve-Sconfienza.jpg (30638 bytes)
Bellmore mid-1960's Map: Steve Sconfienza, Ph.D. Note: Trailing crossover was a hand-throw.
	1		Team Track	  2
	2		Fencecraft	  6 [previous: Richard Fetherstone Coal-1924]
	4		Phalanx Woodwork  6
	5		Horn Construction	
	6		Empire Millwork	  10
	7		Team Track	  6
Page 30		Wantagh
	Wantagh30.jpg (45365 bytes)

	1		Team Track	8
Page 31 	Massapequa
	Massapequa31.jpg (62302 bytes)
	1	 	Team Track	14
	2		Massapequa Fuel Co.	2
Page 32		Amityville - Copiague
	
     Amityville-Team-Track_1968.jpg (106473 bytes)Amityville Freight Yard view NE 1968 Photo: Brad Phillips
	1		Team Track	        14
			Amityville-Team-Track_viewW_1-1968_BradPhillips.jpg (116831 bytes) Amityville team track view W 1/1968 Photo: Brad Phillips
	3		Nassau Suffolk Lumber	6
	4		Amityville Feed	2
	4		W. Heinly (coal)	2
	7		Copiague Team Track	6
Page 33		Lindenhurst
		
	Lindenhurst33.jpg (49593 bytes)
	5		Team Track	5
Page 34		Babylon
	babylon1966.jpg (36132 bytes)
	
	1		Team Track	
	2		No. American Winfield Door	
	4		General Builders (Risbergs Mill)	
	5		Harwein Feed & Fuel	
	6		Saston Building Material	
	7		LILCO
		
Page 35		Bay Shore
	bayshore1966.jpg (46129 bytes)
	2		Frank Bros Coal	4
			 Frank Bros Coal 8/10/2021 Photo/Archive: Joe Vila
	3		NY Telephone Company	2
	4		Bay Shore Flooring	5
	5		Voges Feed	
	9		Summers Lumber	6
	11		Team Track	8
	12		Team Track	25
			H. Verby & Sons	2
	13		Suffolk Fuel	4
	14		Opezio & Sons	2
	15		Selchow & Righter	2
		
Page 36		Islip	

	
	15		Lawrence Scrap  	4 
			junkyardnorthoftracksViewSW.jpg (94049 bytes) J. Abrew's Coal Yard <1924 view SW 02/08
	16		Grinnell Lithograph	5 Note: Used the team track.
	17		Islip Coal & Feed		4

islipcandf.jpg (89102 bytes)

islipCF2.jpg (61471 bytes)

	18		Team Track - Bayslip Plumbing Supplies	4
		Oakdale		
			Team Track      	7
Page 37		Sayville


Sayville - Bayport 1966


Sayville view west c.1910


Train 4012 Eastbound
01/05/80 Photo: Bob Bender

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Quintree Beer Distributors
view SE 1970 Photo: Bob Bender
		
	1		Pagels -  Quintree Beer	3
			           - Sunshine	3
	6		Team Track      	7
	7		Bailey          	5
	 			
		Bayport


Sayville - Bayport 1966


Bayport 1938 Sanborn

 

		
	1		Bayport Lumber  8
	3		Team Track      	10
		Bluepoint


Station c. <1910 

Blue-Point_LIRR-1555_RS3_viewNE_12-1962_BradPhillips.jpg (60936 bytes)
Blue Point LIRR RS3 #1555 view NE 12/962 Photo: Brad Phillips

	  Sidings Out

Page 38		Patchogue
38-Patchogue.jpg (60412 bytes)

LIRR 56 Eng 1554 at Patchogue 1964.jpg (58598 bytes)
LIRR 56 Eng 1554 at 
Patchogue 1964

The 1963 station at Patchogue had been one of the early goals of Bob Waldbauer's long administration as Mayor of Patchogue. Back nearly 40 years ago, people in Patchogue still talked about the Lace Mills and the old turntable hard by the river. Mayor Bob still occupies a place of honor on the list of great people who crossed my path.

This view of a two-car train 56, with a P-72 and a B&M coach, dates from July 1, 1964. The pride that Tom Goodfellow and his staff felt in the Route of the Dashing Commuter is evident in the cleanliness of 1554 and its two-car consist.

Photo: Richard F. Makse 

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P54D-93-PELCO-Plant-1954
Patchogue Electric Light Co. PELCO built 1899 and razed June/1967, located just west of the creek where the current LILCO sub-station stands. 

railyards.jpg (88450 bytes)
Patchogue River south c.1906

mowstorage.jpg (72898 bytes)
LIRR MOW storage 2001

LILCO substation behind the main line (ex PELCO location). 30' bridge with placard "GANG 54" over Patchogue River - 10-2001.

30'bridgepatriver.jpg (82040 bytes)
 Patchogue River - 10/2001

Patchogue-CoalingRamp-1954.jpg (60458 bytes)
Week's Coal Ramp

   LaceMill-Patchogue-c1935-2.jpg (23035 bytes)
Lace Mill south c.1935

lacemills.jpg (69057 bytes)
Lace Mill south c.1906
	8		Team Track	9
	14		Case    	2
	17		NY Telephone	3
	19		Alco    	5
Page 39		Bellport
39-Bellport-Bkhvn-Mastic-Ctr Moriches-E Moriches.jpg (148180 bytes)	
bellportwelcomestationsign.jpg (74392 bytes)
	
	1		Team Track	5
		Brookhaven		
	2		Robinson	4
		Mastic		
	1		Team Track 	8
	3		DePiaz Duck Farm	2
		Center Moriches		
	1		Chapman Lumber	5
	3		Team Track	8
		East Moriches		
	1		L.H. Smith Moriches Produce	6
	2		Team Track	12
	3		Red Comb Mills	10
	4		Chapman Wm. Southampton Lumber	
Page 40		Eastport
40-Eastport-Speonk.jpg (68719 bytes)	
	1		Beacon Milling	8 
	2		Beacon Milling	8  beaconfeedsEastport86.jpg (54022 bytes) Beacon Feeds 1986
	4		Team Track	17
	5		Team Track	7
		Speonk		
	6		Team Track	11
	7		Silicon Corp.	10
Page 41		Westhampton
41-W.Hampton-Quogue-Hampton Bays-Southampton.jpg (179367 bytes)
	2		Team Track	2
	3		Rogers		5
	4		Air Force	3
		Quogue	
QuogueViewE-mid1950s.jpg (124437 bytes)
Quogue Station view E c.1955
Photo: LIRR 
Archive: Jim Gillin

 The passing siding is the first track to the left of the Main .  The team track is the 2nd track to the left of the Main and the coal bunker/silo of T. C. Warren & Co. at the far left was accessed by the spur continuing to curve northeastwards, just visible beyond the “T” box and telephone pole visible in the center of the photo.

The undergrade crossing in the foreground is Quogue-Riverhead Road , SR104 which was used to access the station parking lot at the far right. Research: Dave Keller

	3		Trifano	10
		Hampton Bays		
	1		Team Track	8
	3		Jackson	3
		Southampton		
	1		LILCO	3
	
	2		Team Track	8
	3		Southampton Coal	2
	4		Southampton Coal	2
	8		Southampton Lumber	5
	9		Rosko	5
	10		NY Telephone	5
Page 42		Bridgehampton
42-Bridgehampton.jpg (129508 bytes)
		
	1		Southampton Produce	4
			Sayre Baldwin	
			Dan Storey	
	2		G.L.F.	4
	4		Vahlsing	3
	5		G.L.F.	5
	6		Team Tracks	5
	7		Team Tracks	8
	8		Team Tracks	12
	9		I.M. Young	6
	10		South Shore Produce	4
	14		Easthampton Lumber	4
	15		Easthampton Lumber	8
	16		Pulver Gas	2
	17		Shinnecock Sand	8

 The heavyweight era on the LIRR had its last hurrah during the 1967 season. The following year, lightweight sleepers would destroy the purity of 1920's era
 six-wheel parlors and lounges.  On a beautiful August 7, 1967 evening, the Sunday pride-of-the-Blue-Ribbon fleet, #4011, The Sundowner, meets #4016,
 the slowest train on the Montauk Branch.  Note: Shinnecock Sand siding at left.

The meet at BH was precision. There was little wiggle room in 4011's schedule to get into place at the block limit signal. The east switch would be unlocked by 
4011's head-end man and two short from the engineer of 4016 would get the switch reversed. Once 4016 cleared, 4011's brakeman aligned the switch and 
4011's Conductor Eddie Martin, Jr. reported 4016 clear of the block, switch locked normal and write in the time on his K card from the summer-Sundays-only 
operator at Southampton. Teamwork kept the branch on time, at least on most Sundays.  Info/Photo/Archive: Richard Makse


The Sundowner eastbound Train #4011 passing Shinnecock Sand 8/1970 
Photo/Archive: Richard Makse
 
 
 
 
 
		Watermill		
	2		Team Track	8
	3		A&P	8
	4		A&P	8
Page 43 	East Hampton
43-E.Hampton-Wainscott-Amagansett.jpg (125725 bytes)	
	1		Team Track	32
	2		Team Track	8
	3		East Hampton Lumber	9
	4		East Hampton Lumber	4
	5		Shinnecock Coal	6
		Wainscott		
	1		Team Track	20
	2		A.C. Carpenter	5
	3		Mason Mix	
		Amagansett		
	2		Amagansett Lumber	3
Page 44		Promised Land - Montauk

Opened: Sometime after 1903 for employees of neighboring fish processing plants. Appears as signal stop in special instructions of ETT #27: 6/25/1903. Appears with station designation of "s110" in 1903, 1913 and 1924 CR4 books. Listed in train schedule of ETT #49: 9/09/1908. (Art Huneke data). is listed in train schedule of ETT of November, 1910. Shelter shed constructed: c. 1918 or earlier. Appears on LIRR 1918 valuation map as "frame passenger" structure (R. Makse data). Appears as flag stop in schedule pages of ETT #106: 5/1927. Robert Emery states station razed: 12/5/27 and station stop discontinued, however ETT #107: 12/26/27 lists station stop in schedule pages but no stops indicated. no longer indicated in ETT #108: 5/23/28 (Art Huneke data)

Emery-Map-Promised-Land-MP105-107_08-58.jpg (475590 bytes)
Emery map MP 105-107 8/1958

Emery-Map-Promised-Land-Fanny Bartlet-MP107-108_08-58.jpg (128079 bytes)
Emery map MP 107-108 8/1958
Montauk-PromisedLand44.jpg (213336 bytes)
	1	Atlantic Processing Co. (Smith Meal)       11
     	2	Atlantic Processing Co. (Smith Meal)	8
			abandoned Smith Meal fish.jpg (30483 bytes)Abandoned Smith Meal Fish siding	
		Montauk
	1		Republic Aerojet	35
	2		Republic Aerojet	35
    	3		    Argyle	
				 
Page 45		Queens Village
45-Queens Village.jpg (146302 bytes)
	1		Dugan's Bakery	4
	 East leg wye Belmont Park spur view SW of Dugan's Bakery
	2		Dugan's Bakery	 
	3		Candle Works	7
	4		Dugan's - car storage	7
	6		Team Track	7
	7		Team Track	7
	8		Team Track	12
	9		Team Track	11
	10		Anchor Coal	5
Page 46 		Floral Park
46-Floral Park.jpg (170443 bytes)
	1	 	Kingsway Plumbing		4
	2		H. Berlind Inc.			1
	3		Universal Millwork		7
	4		Lehman Sewer Pipe		8
	5		Floral Park Building Material	2
	8		Team Track			7
			LIRR-Creedmoor-Branch-junction-Main-Line_Vulcan-Fuel_viewNW_1962.jpg (96431 bytes) Creedmoor Branch Junction Freight House, Team track, Vulcan Fuel
	9		Creedmoor State Hospital	6
	10		Jericho Sash & Door		2
Page 47 		New Hyde Park	
newhydepark47.jpg (53415 bytes)	

	2		Interstate Cigar	
	3		Otto Schmidt	
	4		Trio Warehouse	
	5		Team Track	
	6		Eckert Iron Works	
	7		Boro Hall Lumber	
	8		Alliance Paper	
	9		LI News	
	10		Paramount Corp.	
	11		US Plywood
		
	12		Hewly Sash & Door	
	13		Jasco Aluminum	
	14		Studebaker Corp.	
Page 48		Mineola
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Nassau Tower 04/12/01
Photo: Brian Weinberg

Nassau Tower oversees the Penn Station westbound passenger entering the mainline from the Oyster Bay branch.

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Nassau Tower 1966
Photo: Dave Keller

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Nassau Tower 1966
Photo: Dave Keller

Here one can clearly see the Garden City route diverging south in the foreground as seen from the Mineola Blvd bridge. Directly behind lies the LIRR sub-power station.

	
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

    
	
	1		Lewis Sherry	2
	2		United Overseas	2
	3		Feldman Wood Products	4

Just west of Herrick's Road crossing in Mineola, Train #4054 heads to Montauk via the Main Line/Central Branch with the freshly-painted #258 in the lead. Photo/Archive: Jay Bendersky
A December, 1984 Sunday afternoon RF-Extra, with the #223,
crosses Herricks Road grade crossing in Mineola, on its way back west.
Taken looking east, with the late-day low sun of late autumn.
Only the building housing Feldman Wood products would be recognizable today. Photo/Archive: Jay Bendersky
	4		Wilson & Co.	4
Wilson & Co. View N c.1950 - Mineola Historical Society
	
 
 
 
 
Wilson Co. plug door insulated boxcar #5133 Mineola 1965 Archive: Dave Keller
 
 
 
 
 

    
 
	5		Reserve Supply	4
	6		Richmond Enterprises	1
	7		Mineola Coal	4
	8		Local Steel	3
	9		Albertson Lumber	5
	10		Mineola Waste	1
	11		Windsor Fuel	2
	12		Pirrsburg Plate Glass	4
 
	13		Marsh Ball Produce	2
	14		H.L. Large	2
	15		Latham Bros.	10
 Latham Brothers Lumber yard, Mineola c.1968 Photo/Archive: George Forero
	16		Mineola Plumbing 	4
	17		Mineola Freeser	2
	18		Behrer-Nason	4
	19		Swift & Co.	3
	  Swift-and-Company_Roslyn-Rd_Mineola-Historical-Society.jpeg (75981 bytes) Swift & Co, Roslyn Rd., Mineola Historical Society
	20		Body & Tank	2
	21		Ducon Company	2
	22		Imperial News	4
	23		Northeast Plywood	4
	24		Magic Chef - LI Stove	2
	
	
	25		Amplex Corp	4
	26		Consolidated Litho	4
	27		Laboratory Furniture	4
	28		US Printing	4
	29		Mason Mint	5	

masonmint_ad.jpg (43694 bytes)

Mason PEAKS, MINTS, DOTS, and  BLACK CROWS were confectionery products made by the Mason, Au & Magenheimer Confectionery Mfg. Co. located at 22 Henry St. , Brooklyn until 1949. At that time they re-located to Mineola (later 150 Old Country Road , Carle Place), Long Island . Mason Peaks was a candy bar (bar shaped) with coconut covered in chocolate. A Mason Mint was a round, chocolate-covered mint patty. Mason also made Dots and Crows which are now owned by Tootsie Roll.   

Page 49		Garden City
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	30		E.A. Gillespie	4
	31		Max Rosen Lumber	4
	32		Oxford Filing	4
	33		Newsday	7
	

newsday2.jpg (64131 bytes)
LIRR Freight Eng 449 Newsday NY 4/21/65

A westbound road freight rumbles through Newsday crossover on the Central Extension. The track through the gate on the left leads to the Newsday plant. About 100' to the rear was the site of the former Newsday platform, used by the Mitchel Field shuttle until 1953. On the right is the one box car spot for Mercury Millwork. An absolutely fascinating piece of the LIRR that saw freights, race trains, circus trains and MU's and trolleys during its heyday.

Photo: Richard F. Makse 

	34		LILCO	3
	
	35		A&P Team Track	10
	

Station-A&P-E of Clinton Rd-Garden City-Central Br-View E-12-20-38 (Keller).jpg (85215 bytes)A&P east of Clinton Rd Garden City View E 12/20/38 Archive: Dave Keller

RS1- 463_ A&P_Garden_City_Central-Extension_ViewE_11-73-zoom_Huneke.jpg (87469 bytes) RS1 #463 A&P Garden City Central-Extension View E 11/1973  Photo/Archive: Art Huneke
			A&P Produce	5   
			A&P Grocery	5
			A&P Meat	4
	36		Marta Coop.	4
	37		Capital Warehouse	2
	38		Hampton Sales	2
	39		Team Tracks (2)	45
	40		General Bronze	6
	41		Waldbaums	12
		
	42		Blanchard Press	7
	43		Arma Corp.	2
	44		AMF Corp.	3
	
	45		Colonial Press	1
	46		Continential Extrusion	2
	47		Mitchell Air Force Base	10
	48		Hogan Industrial Supply	2
	49		J.W. Walthers	2
	50		NY Telephone	2
	
	51		Lee Story	3
	52		Borus Bros. Paper Co.	2
	53		Master Millwork	2
	54		Garden City Paper Co.	2
	55		Plowman Bros.	2
	56		Lamparter Accustial Co.	2
	57		Wimaco Co.	1
Page 50 		Roslyn
       Roslyn50.jpg (62092 bytes)
		
	2		Schroeter Lumber Co.	4
	3		Seaboard Swimming Pools	3
	6		H&H Prod. Co.	4
	7		Helena Rubenstein	7
	
Page 51		Glen Cove
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	2		LILCO	4
	
	3		Team Track	7
	4		Sea Cliff Coal & Lumber	5
	5		Nigro Coal Co.	3
	6		Titus, Browne, Downing	2
	8		Nassau Suffolk Lumber	6
Page 52		Oyster Bay
52-Oyster Bay.jpg (44088 bytes)		
	1		Jakobson Shipyards	3  A-Jakobsen-New-LIRR-Switch-1940.jpg (38791 bytes) Switch in 1940
	2		Oyster Bay Lumber Co.	5
	5		Long Island Coal Co.	2  licoal.jpg (11454 bytes) View E. 1953
Page 53		Westbury
53-Westbury.jpg (82291 bytes)		
	1		Hicks-Westbury Fuel Inc. 6
	 Hicks-Westbury Fuel ink blotter c.1940s
	2		Ellner & Pike	3
	3		Nicholson Farms	5
	3a		Napoli Bros.	
	4		Dykes Lumber	2
	4a		Pollicastro of Westbury	
	5		Ace Flooring	2
	6		Nassau Hardwood Flooring	5
	6a		S.W. Anderson	1
	7		Austin Nichols Co.	10
	9		Westbury Mason	8
	10		Friendly Frost
			
	10a		Nassau Warehouse (Troiano)	
Page 54		Hicksville	
	hicksville54.jpg (186406 bytes)
	1		King Kullen		10
	2		Inland			15
	3		HixNewcrete		15
C420 #226 idles on the Atlantic Pipe track, while the 160 passes westbound on Main Line 1 in Divide Interlocking, just west of Hicksville station. January, 1985. Photo/Archive: Jay Bendersky

Note: ex-Atlantic Concrete Pipe Corp. location

 
	4		Greenman		4
	5		TID			10
	6		Radio Recep		3
	7					5
	8		Columbia CC		8
	9		Paragon Lumber		5
	10		Metfood			14
	11		Aurora Plastics		5
	
	12		Georgia Pacific		5
	P29		Syosset Team Track	8
	13		Knickerbocker		8
	14		Circle Wire		25
	15		New York State		10
	16		Plastic Paper		4
	17		NY Telephone		10
	18		Sanita EagleBeef		8
	19		Metalab			7
	20		Certified Stone		14
	21		Do Cement		15
	22		Polak Imperial		5
	23		Nassau Troiano		8
	24		McKeon Lumber		5
	25		HE Schiff Dist.		3
	26		Meadowbrook Paper   	3
	27		LILCO			20
	
	28		All Purpose Trio Whse   10
	29		Plastic Materials	5
Midland-Plastics-Hicksville_1988_JohnVolpi.jpg (100496 bytes) Midland Plastics 1988 Photo: John Volpi		
	30		RC Hooker Chemical   10 
Page 55		Huntington
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	1		Century Waste	
	2		Lombo Concrete	
	3		A. Munder & Sons	
	4		GLF
GLF - Huntington team yard
Photo: Norman Kohl - Classic Freight Cars Henry Maywald
 
 
 

	4a		R.B. Hamilton	
	5		Team Track	
	6		Team Track	
	9		Nassau Suffolk Lumber	
	10		Nassau Suffolk Fuel	
	11		W.W. Wood Inc.	
	12		Team Track	
	13		Huntington Materials	
	15		Kleet Lumber	
Page 56 	Greenlawn
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	1		LILCO
		
	2		Team Track (Island Trucking Co. Leasee)	
Page 57		Northport
57-Northport.jpg (47048 bytes)	
	1	 	Axinn's	Lumber		5
	2	 	Northport Lumber	6
	3	 	Team Track		5
Page 58		Kings Park
58-Kings Park.jpg (78036 bytes)
	1		State Hospital (coal trestle)	10
	2		State Hospital (store house)	4
	4		Andrew Carlson & Sons		3
Page 59		Smithtown
59-Smithtown-St. James-Flowerfield.jpg (62509 bytes)		
	1		Smithtown Lumber Co.	10
	4		Team Track	9
		St. James		
	8		Team Track	22
		Flowerfield		
	9		Gyrodyne	2
Page 60		Stony Brook
60-Stony Brook-Setauket.jpg (71522 bytes)
	1		Team Track	12
		Setauket		
	3		Suffolk Materials Corp	25
Page 61		Port Jefferson
61-Port Jefferson.jpg (62637 bytes)

	1		M. Remz		6
	 purina chows port jeff '78.jpg (187498 bytes) 

	2		Loper Bros. Lumber Corp. 12
	Loper-Bros-Lumber_FA2-602_C420-202-PushPull_Port-Jefferson_viewW_12-71.jpg (51086 bytes)  
	3		Suffolk Sand & Stone	4
	4		LILCO			4
	
	5		I.M. Young		5
	7		Team Track		14
Page 62		Bethpage
	62-Bethpage.jpg (88769 bytes)
		
			Grumman Plant #1 tank cars only		2
			Grumman Plant North side #1 inbound	10
			Grumman Plant North side #3 coal run	5
			Natcon					1
			Sturtevant				3
			General Motors
Page 63		Farmingdale	
     farmingdale63.jpg (167764 bytes)

	1		L. Karp
	2		Team Track
	3		Farmingdale Gons
	4		MacRose
	5		Leopold
	6		Plastic Calendaring
	8		J.T. Sullivan
	9		US Plywood US Lumber
	
	10		New Haven Paperboard
	11		Freeport Woodcraft
	12		Republic Aviation
 Fairchild-Hiller_Republic-Aviation_Boeing-747-wing_1968_Huneke.jpg (151915 bytes) Fairchild-Hiller_Republic-Aviation_on-GN-flat-60711_at-Fairchild-Republic-plant_1968_Huneke.jpg (68608 bytes)
GN #60711 flat at Fairchild Republic plant 1968
Fairchild-Hiller_Republic-Aviation_on-GN-flat-60711_approachign-Jamaica-from-Farmingdale_1968_Huneke.jpg (83239 bytes)
GN #60711 flat enroute to Jamaica 
Fairchild-Hiller_Republic-Aviation_Boeing-747-wing_stencil-excess-height_1968_Huneke.jpg (20855 bytes)
Boeing 747 superjet wing load "This Car Excess Height - No Running Board" stencil 

Not The Biggest - But certainly one of the most unusual and valuable shipments on the LIRR in recent memory is housed in the special freight car shown. The car, 61' 8" long and 15' 7" above the rail is one of three soon to be increase to eight, used to ship the Boeing 747 superjet wing control surfaces from Fairchild Hiller's Republic Aviation Division plant in Farmingdale to the Boeing plant in Everett, Wash. The two 28 foot long ailerons are shown being loaded into the car. Photos/Archive: Art Huneke

	13		J&S Trucking
	14		East Coast Trestle
	15		D. Brown Osler
	16		
	17		Anchor Post & Fence
	18		Packard FLG
	19		Weyerhauser (Reddis)
	20		Sears Warehouse
	
Page 64	
farmingdale64.jpg (70139 bytes)
	1		Liberty Ind. Park
			Hygrade Paper
			Lamtex
			Coreo Prod.
			American Lumber
	2		Randall lumber
	3		Whitestone Prod.
	4		Accounting Card
	5		Maradel
	6		Kindor
	7		Urb Prob.
	8		All State Plywood
	9		Merrit Asoc.
	11		Hermans Star Bakery
	12		Porch & Patio
	13		Reliance Supply & Sprung Mon.
	14		Van Roy Millwork
	15		Ajayem Lumber
Page 65		Wyandanch
65-Pinelawn-Wyandanch.jpg (50926 bytes)	
	1		Shepard Machinery
	2		Conservative Gas
	3		Team Track
Page 66		Deer Park	
66-Deer Park.jpg (58288 bytes)
	1		Team Track	
	2		Pinter Bros. Warehouse	
	3		Custom Made Bag	
	4		LA Sales	
	4a		LA Sales	
	5		Airborne Instruments	
	 		Aerotest Labs	
	6		Edgewood State Hospital	
Page 67 	Brentwood 	
Brentwood67.jpg (84835 bytes)
	1		Pilgrim State Hospital Trestle	12
	1a		Pilgrim State Hospital Storehouse	4
	2		Dykes Lumber	2
	3		Reserve Supply	4
	4		Equitable Lumber5
	5		Team Track	
	6		LILCO		8
	
	7		Hills Produce	
	8		Hills Grocery	
	9		Thompson Tire	3
	10		Carnation Paper	3
Page 68		Central Islip
68-Central Islip.jpg (63374 bytes)	
	1		Central Islip State Hospital coal		4
	2		Central Islip State Hospital warehouse	8
	3		G.L.F. Coop	3
	4		Team Track	4
	5		Kaufman-Allied	2
Page 69		Ronkonkoma
Ronkonkoma-Holtsville-Medford69.jpg (139137 bytes)
	1		Certified		15
	2		Certified		20
	3		Ash Pit Track	 4
	4		Team Track	 9
	5		#2 Track	11
	6		#1 Track	14
	7		North Siding	18
	8		South Siding	84
		Medford
		
	2		Team Track		  7
	3		Pyrofax Gas		  2
	4		Island Coal & Lumber Co.  2
ACL Medford_2-02-1985_JohnVolpi.jpg (103426 bytes)
ACL 50' Plug/Sliding Door
boxcar Medford 2/02/1985
NLG Medford NY july 1985_JohnVolpi.jpg (35400 bytes)
NLG (North Louisiana & Gulf)
Medford 7/1985
Railbox Medford _8-01-1985_JohnVolpi.jpg (48426 bytes)
Railbox Medford 8/01/1985
BandM_Medford_9-1986_JohnVolpi.jpg (139712 bytes)
B&M Medford 9/1986
Photos: John Volpi
		Holtsville		
	1		Leo Karp	10
	2		Prima Asphalt	45
Page 70		Brookhaven Lab
Yaphank-Bkhvn Lab70.jpg (66384 bytes)	
	1		Team Tracks	
	 			44
	 			32
	 			32
	 			30
	2		Twin County 	15
			Acme	
			NY Trap Rock	
		Yaphank
 Yaphank - Accent Flooring & Supply 8/18/1972 Photo/Archive: Richard F. Makse
	1		Team Track	9
	2		Passing Siding  39

High-wide-load_Georgia-Pacific-Yaphank_12-21-81_BobBender.jpg (92254 bytes)

High wide load lumber boxcar tack board notice for Georgia Pacific at Yaphank 12/21/81 Archive: Bob Bender

Page 71		Manorville
71-Manorville-Grumman-Siding W of Calverton.jpg (36904 bytes)

G5s-39-Railfan-Extra-Eastbound-at-Station-Manorville-6-5-1955.JPG (68432 bytes)

G5s #39 eastbound on railfan extra making photo stop at station - Manorville, NY - 6/5/55. The cement block shelter shed is all that's left of the once-busy junction. Archive: Dave Keller

	1		Grumman Siding	32
	2		Grumman Siding	15
	3		Grumman Siding	25
	4		Grumman Siding	15
Page 72		Calverton
Calverton72.jpg (60791 bytes)
		
	1		LIP		10
	4		HA Pollack	3
	5		I.M. Young	3
	6		I.M. Young	6
	7		Team Track	20
Page 73 	Riverhead
riverhead-1966.jpg (98977 bytes)
	1		Kroemer Siding	
			A&P			5
			Riverhead Redi-Mix	3
	2		DR Brown		2
	3		LICD			25
	4		Pyrofax			3
	
	5		Reserve Supply		8
	6		LILCO			8
	
	7		GLF			25

LIRR 211 GLF elevators west of Riverhead 1970.jpg (55437 bytes)
LIRR 211 Agway, ex-GLF elevators west of Riverhead 1970 Photo: Richard F. Makse

While freight traffic on Long Island had been decreasing year after year, I never thought, when I took this photo, that the passenger train would soon be reduced to one car and most freight sidings would be torn up and idle. GLF was always a busy siding.

In 1920, the New York State Grange, the Dairymen’s League, and State Farm Bureau combined to organize the Grange League Federation (GLF). In 1964 became Agway, based in Syracuse.

	
	7b		GLF (became AGWAY)			25
	
		
	8		LI Produce		12
	9		LILCO			5
	
	10		LI Ice Co.		4
	11		LI Cauliflower Association	5
	13		Suffolk Potato		8
	14		Jackson			4
	16		South Siding		24

riverhead_viewW_Goldings-Feed_c.1962_BradPhillips.jpg (99970 bytes)
Riverhead at Osbourne Ave. View W  - Golding's Feed and lumber yard siding Photo: Brad Phillips

	17		Team Track #1		6
	18		Team Track #2		6
	19		Team Track #3		6
	20		Team Track #4		5
	21		New Team Track		5
	23		Old Team Track		5
	27		Riverhead Bldg.		10
	28		Riverhead Bldg.		4
	30		NY Telephone		4
Page 74 		Aquebogue	
         Aquebogue-Jamesport74.jpg (55358 bytes)
 

AquebogueStationFredWeber-Ziel1936.jpg (66724 bytes)
Aquebogue Station 1936
Photo: Fred Weber

Aquebogue-LIRR1556-train204eastbound031966.jpg (88174 bytes)
LIRR #1556 Train #204 Eastbound 03/1966 Photo: Brad Phillips

Aquebogue01102009SteveRothaug.jpg (40656 bytes)
Photo: Steve Rothaug 01/10/09

Ralston Purina Co. Grain Silos on LI Potato rented (leased?) siding. R. Emery notes 10/57

	1		LIP	7
	1a		LIP	4
	3		Corwin	4
		Jamesport		
	1		Team Track	6
	2		Suffolk Potato	4
	4		Atlantic Fertilizer	6
Page 75		Laurel - Mattituck - Cutchogue
75-Laurel-Mattituck-Cutchogue.jpg (165393 bytes)

laurel.jpg (86696 bytes)
LIRR Laurel Station 07/16/67
Photo: Richard F. Makse

On a rainy Sunday morning, Laurel lives out its last year of existence on Long Island's North Fork.

 

Laurel-train204eastbound-031966.jpg (95758 bytes)
Laurel Train #204 view E 03/1966

LaurelStationViewWMP80-031966.jpg (88272 bytes)
Laurel view W MP80 03/1966
        Photos: Brad Phillips

	
	2		Fargo Potato	3
		Mattituck		
	2		Jacobs		3
	4		Team Track	10
	5		Team Track	4
	6		Penny Lumber	4
	7		Schulman	4
	8		LIP		5
		Cutchogue		
	1		I.M. Young	6
	2		Team Track	6
	3		Pollack		7
Page 76		Peconic
	76-Peconic-Southold-Greenport.jpg (70286 bytes)	
	1		Team Track	3
	2		Team Track	14
		Southold	

H10s-108-Freight-West-Past-Southold-12-1954.jpg (86716 bytes)

LIRR #108 H10s westbound freight Southold Station 12/1954   
Photo/Archive: Art Huneke

	
	1		Cassidy		3
	3		Southold Lumber	7
	4		Team Track	13      [Original Southold passing siding, 
	5		I.M. Young	4	old team track torn out.]
	6		LICA		2
	7		Southold Lumber	2
	8		LIP		3 
		Greenport		
	1		Team Track		6
	2		Team Track		8
	6		Burts Coal Company	3
Page 77		Evergreen
77-Evergreen Branch.jpg (85971 bytes)		
	1		Tulnoy Lumber		9
	2		Forbee Bros.		2
	3		Nestles			3
	
	4		Bienenfeld Glass	3
	5		Elite Sales		3
	6		Refined Macaroni	2
	7		Nut-Ola Fat		3
	8		Bakers Purchasing	3
	10		Boro Kitchen Cabinet	3
	11		P. Dietz Coal		4
	12		A&P Tea Company	7
	13		United Grocers		3
	15		Gottesfeld Granite	2
	16		Nut-Ola Fat		4
	17		Kobi Polyethelene Bag	2
Page 78		East New York
78-East NY - Vanderveer Park.jpg (158386 bytes)		
	1		Brooklyn Terminal Market	27
	3		Western Woodworking	6
	4		Rosenberg & Son	7
	6		Simon Holland		7
	6b		Simon Holland		8
	7		Picone Bros.		12
	8		New Lots Classification Yard 

Freight Yard-Warning Sign-New Lots-Bklyn-1946 (Weber).JPG (50503 bytes)
New Lots "Live Wire" English-Italian-Hebrew warning sign - 
zoom 1946 Photo: F. Weber

	9		Livonia Ave Yard	
	10		Piel Bros.		4
	
	11		Brooklyn Tire		3
	12		Schoenberg Salt		6
	13		Schoenberg Salt	 
	14		Lieberman & Koren	4
		Vanderveer Park		
	5		General Clarifier	2
	6		Remz Prod.		2
	8		Glenwood Mason		3
	9		Glenwood Mason		2
	11		Sears Roebuck		14
	13		Key Foods		4
	
	15		Brooklyn Union Gas	3
	
	16		Favorite Plastics	4
Page 79		Parkville
79-Parkville-Bay Ridge.jpg (104365 bytes)		
	1		Team Track	10
	1b		Team Track	2
	4		Interchange with NYCRR	10
	5		Scheck Bros.	3
	5b		Scheck Bros.	3
	6		Mason Mix	4
		Bay Ridge		
	1		Brooklyn Army Terminal	
	2		G&R Packing (6 tracks)	35
			Car Floats - 2 floats 	
			Bay Ridge Yard 9 tracks	

09/21/2024