Water plug, express house, and station
7-31-37 Collection: Dave Keller
K2s 1458 at Divide 1940
Collection:
Dave Keller
H10s #117 taking water 7-25-52
Collection: Dave Keller
H16-44 1954
Collection: Dave Keller
FM H16-44 #1507 in charcoal gray
pulling Tichy-schemed cars eastbound and catching orders at “DIVIDE” –
1955
Norman Kohl photo, Dave Keller archive
LIRR #39 at Hicksville Station
10/16/1955
End of Steam Run
Hicksville Station Demolition 1962
Courtesy:
Dave Morrison
Archive: Dave Keller
Hicksville Station Demolition Map
Courtesy:
Dave Morrison
Archive: Dave Keller
Hicksville Station Demolition Back
Courtesy:
Dave Morrison
Archive: Dave Keller
1966
Divide Tower 1967
Photo: Dave Keller
LIRR #201 C420 at Hicksville Friday 10:03am
Eastbound 12/27/1963
"Dashing Dan" yet to be applied.
Photo: Art Single
Elimination Project in background. As C420
units 200-207 were built 12/63-02/64 this photo of LIRR #201 is just
after delivery.
Alco C420 #219 c.1964+
Photo: Steve Hoskins
LIRR MP15ac #153 2/9/1986 in
Hicksville Yard. Looking north to West John St, #153 is on the eastern
most track and the freight cars are on the center track of the three
tracks.
Info and Photo: Al Castelli
LIRR C420 #222, MP15ac #159
7/5/1985 in Hicksville Yard. Looking south, the two diesels are on the
eastern most track with West John St behind the photographer and the other 2
tracks and freight house to the right.
Info and
Photo: Al Castelli
LIRR C420 #223 1/18/1986 in
Hicksville Yard. Looking north, the Alco is leading MP15ac #153 and their
string of freight cars with hack C-50 bringing up the rear. Behind the
photographer is the mainline.
Info and
Photo: Al Castelli
LIRR C420 #222 and hack
C-50 10/12/1985 at Hicksville Yard. The freight house is at the left and
MP15ac #157 is coupled behind the Alco. In the background is one of the
LIRR's jet powered snow melters #TC990. Info
and
Photo: Al Castelli
NYA GP38-2 #261 westbound
arriving from the Port Jefferson Branch with a freight drag having just
past Divide Tower 07/30/09
Photo: Dietrich Ryan
Valentine Hicks, 2nd President LIRR
"Welcome to Hicksville"