The Pennsylvania Railroad Station 19th century


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The Pennsylvania Railroad Station 19th century

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The Pennsylvania Rail Road station was located southwest of the present Penn Station on the opposite side of Market Street. This building had a roof that sheltered passengers from weather while waiting for trolleys and carriages. The tracks were elevated, seen on the left, creating a barrier between the center city and the ironbound section (named because it was bound by iron railroad tracks).

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Turner, J.-R., Koles, R. T., & Cummings, C. F.

Source

Turner, J.-R., Koles, R. T., & Cummings, C. F. (2003). Newark: The golden age. Great Britain: Arcadia Publishing.

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