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1873 South Side
Railroad

Pre 1888 South Side Railroad

Pre 1888 Schematic
MP 53

SSRR turntable and enginehouse
Collection: SUNY, Stony Brook
Thanks to: Dave Morrision

1910 Schematic MP 53

Loco Curve Restriction:
c.1912-1913 PD "Tower" was placed in service May, 1912. CR4 March 1,
1913 does not list this siding.
Archive: Art Huneke, Info: Dave Keller

1917 Hyde Map - Yard Area

1917 Hyde Map - MP53-54

1918 Yard area valuation map

1926 Composite Sanborn Map - West
of Ocean Ave. Archive: Steven Lynch

LIRR June 29-1905 Timetable
Collection: Dave Morrison

Al Bunker, block operator, at levers –
PD Tower,
Patchogue
,
NY
March, 1930
(J.V. Osborne photo, original image at Queensboro Public
Library)
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Hyde Map - Patchogue Mfg. Co c.1900

Hyde Map - Yard Area c.1900

1906 drawing station area

View SE 1906 drawing Rail Yard

View SE 1906 drawing Academy Street

Patchogue Academy with Civil War
Monument (view looking east) LIRR
“Schoolhouse track” to the right
Academy Street on the left

View west of 4 stall enginehouse from the
roof of the brick freight house
c. 1886-1905 W. J. Rugen
Collection: SUNY, Stony Brook, NY
Thanks to: Dave Morrision
The freight platform on the west side of the building was open. The freight
platform on the east side of the building was covered and extended all the
way up to the Railroad Ave. crossing. The street in this view is the West
Avenue crossing.
Ackerly's was the predecessor of
Patchogue Music. They obviously sold a lot of pianos in the early years of
the 20th century! Info: Dave Keller
SUFFOLK
TRACTION Co.

Battery
car #1 on flatcar on arrival at Patchogue yard – June, 1911. Notice
Week's coaling ramp in background.
Photo: Howard S. Conklin Archive: Queensboro
Public Library

Close-up of Suffolk Traction Co.
Battery car #1 with track close to curb
Sayville, NY on opening day – July, 1911.
Info/Archive: Dave Keller
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Patchogue view SE
Pen and Ink c. 1888

Old Grist Mill 1908

Aerial drawing Four Corner's view SE 1906

Patchogue Station view NW 1905

Patchogue Station view NW
1st train from Penn Station out to Patchogue: 9/8/1910. Photo by Howard S.
Conklin Collection: Dave Keller

Patchogue post card view east c. 1925
Thanks to: Art Huneke

Patchogue view east 1955
Photo: Art Huneke

Patchogue view west
Supervisor's office water tower, gas tank, brick freight house, express
house 1962
Photo: Art Huneke

PD Tower MTA rendering
c. 1980's

Form 19 train order written and signed by Al
Bunker; the same month and year that the photo was taken of him
leaning against the levers.
You can see from the time that this order was issued and made complete that
he was the 2nd trick operator there at the time; AND it was a weekend as the
trains are numbered with the prefix “4”.
Research/Collection: Dave Keller
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South Side RR Train Shed c. 1870+
Painting: Edward Lang
Collection: Queensborough Public Library

South Side RR Train Shed c. 1870
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“Regarding
the SSRR’s train shed pictured at left by L.I. artist Edward Lange . . .
.”
I thought
the artist may have taken “artist’s license”, however, everything else
in the painting is realistic which leads me to believe that perhaps he’s
correct. The 3 roof vents are spaced farther apart because this is
almost a broadside view. The photo in Ziel’s book shows them closer
together and that’s probably because that shot is almost head-on. Also,
the shed is cut off by the edge of the photo and some trees (?).
Went to
Seyfried’s “Volume I: The South Side Rail Road” and the
description for Patchogue station in the back of the book said a
“substantial shed” was constructed in July/August, 1869 and it was 220
feet long, definitely a “substantial” shed.
220 feet is
the equivalent of four (4) P54 steam cars coupled with the left over 4 feet
being taken up by the couplers. You can’t go by the cars depicted in
the painting because they’re not only, most probably, out of scale, but
the cars back then weren’t 54 feet long, either! A 220 feet long
shed could have held a 5-car train of 40 feet long varnish coaches plus
engine and tender!
Info: Dave Keller
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Circa 1950 LIRR
P-54 Car Capacities

1958 MP 52 to 53

1958 Mile Post 53 to 54

1958 Schematic MP 53

1999 Schematic MP 53 East

Topographic Link
Bailey's Lumber Mill

View SW 1906 postal card

View SW c. 1921

View S

Bailey's Lumber Mill view SW 03/1946
Photo: F. Weber, Archive: Dave Keller
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4 Corners view N c. 1923

Ocean Ave view N

4 Corners view W c. 1923

Suffolk Traction - Main St. view W c. 1915

4 Corners view W c. 1930
Photo: Milt Price c. 1930
Patchogue Four Corners: view is looking
east. McBride’s Drug Store at the far left, wooden framed building
at right burned c. mid-late 1950s. It was replaced with one-story
storefronts. Havil’s Jewelers was on that corner for years. The
church spire in the left background is the red/brown stone
Congregational Church that used to be across the street from the Patchogue
Stationery store.
Info: Dave Keller
Patchogue c. 1950's

Armstrong Turntable view SE
1955
Photo: Bill Slade
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Patchogue Lace Mill
View N 1909 Pat. Mfg. Co.

Lace Mill view SW

Lace Mill view S

Lace Mill view SE

Lace Mill view NW

Lace Mill view NW c. 1985

Lace Mill view E c. 1985

Lace Mill view NE c. 1985

LIRR #193 Rotary Snowplow across from
Bailey's Lumber Mill, south yard 1921
Archive: Dave Keller
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Underwood Coal and Coke 10/1943
view West of River Ave.
Photo: F. Weber, Archive: Dave Keller
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PELCO Plant in background view East of River Ave. 05/1943
Photo: F. Weber, Archive: Dave Keller
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Loco Coal Facilities and local
dealer coal dock. PELCO Plant in background view West 05/1943
Photo: F. Weber, Archive: Dave Keller
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Loco Coal Facilities and local
dealer coal dock on West Ave. View North 05/1943
Photo: F. Weber, Archive: Dave Keller
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Freight Warehouse Westside
Platform view East 09/1944
Photo: F. Weber, Archive: Dave Keller
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Loco Coal Facilities and local
dealer coal dock on West Ave. View West 03/1946
Photo: F. Weber, Archive: Dave Keller
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Open Westside Freight Platform
view North 03/1946
Photo: F. Weber, Archive: Dave Keller
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Railroad Ave
view North 05/1943
Photo: F. Weber, Archive: Dave Keller

Railroad Ave
view North c.1956
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Railroad Ave
view South 05/1943
Photo: F. Weber, Archive: Dave Keller

Railroad Ave
view West 05/1943
Photo: F. Weber, Archive: Dave Keller
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Freight Warehouse photo
composite
view SW 03/1946
Photo: F. Weber, Archive: Dave Keller
Composite: Steve Lynch
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Freight Warehouse view SW
03/1946
Photo: F. Weber, Archive: Dave Keller
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Freight Warehouse Eastside
Platform view South 03/1946
Photo: F. Weber, Archive: Dave Keller
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Ocean Ave View South 1947
Photo: F. Weber, Archive: Dave Keller
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PD and Baggage House 1947
Photo: F. Weber, Archive: Dave Keller
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View west "North siding" 1947
Photo: F. Weber, Archive: Dave Keller
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Engine 110 built 1916 ex-PRR 8610
c. 1928+
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E7s Atlantic (4-4-2) 1940
on the turntable
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Train Orders pickup c. 1955
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FM 2006 Patchogue Express House 1956
Collection: Dave Keller
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RDCs at Baggage House 4/6/63
Photo: Dave Keller
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Budd RDCs 1 & 2 heading
eastbound past Underwood Fuel with RPO car in tow, approaching River
Avenue crossing, Patchogue, NY. - 4/6/63 Wm. Lichtenstern photo,
Dave Keller
archive
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Army Sherman M4 View NE 1960
Photo/Archive: Art Huneke
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Swezey Fuel Co.
LIRR Rotary Plow #193 westbound 1968
Photo: Ron Ziel
Collection: SUNY, Stony Brook
Thanks to: Dave Morrision

Rider Ave View SE 2001

Bay Ave crossing view NW 2001
Photo: Steve Lynch

View E c. 1985

VView E 2001

Knickerbocker Brewery


Rider Ave W view

Ocean Ave E view

Shand's Feed & Hardware Main St.
c. 1970
Reid Ice Cream
Abandoned view W 2000
Atlantic Ave, Bluepoint
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Week's Coal & Wood

View SE

View SW

PELCO Plant 08-31-41
Collection: Stony Brook University, NY
Thanks to: Dave Morrision

Week's Coal Ramp 1954
Collection: Dave Keller

LIRR Train 56 Eng #1554
Photo: 1964
Queensboro Ice Co.

Destroyed in fire c.1986

West Ave crossing view W 2001

Rider Ave crossing view W 2001
"Fence Track" siding

North side of Fence track factory
Photo: Steve Lynch
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Patchogue Electric Light Co.


Gas Co. c. 1906

PELCO Plant 1954
Collection: Dave Keller

LIRR Parlor Eastbound 1975 at PD
Tower

Alco FA #617 c. late 1980's
PD Tower
PD Tower view W c. 10/1966 - early '67, the back of the #2038 "Setauket" on a LIST-NRHS
excursion, the car was tacked onto the back of the morning Montauk run one
Saturday.
Photo: Steve Hoskins

PD Tower Eastbound GP38-2 #273 09/18/1983

View W 2001 Photo: Steve Lynch

View E 2001 Photo: Steve Lynch
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LIRR #262 PD
hooping orders 09/18/98 Photo: Joe Saullo
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Block Operator Chris Soundy hooping some
of the last orders from “PD” tower to the Conductor of eastbound
DE-30ac #420
Photo: by Pat Masterson
5/4/06 |

PD Sign 0/04/06
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Patchogue Station view N 2000
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Current view c. 2001 LIRR MOW
facility - LILCO in background View NW
Photo: Steven Lynch |
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