There were only three stops on the line and being farm country, freight traffic was mostly agricultural. Imports were mainly coal for winter heating and manufactured goods for farmers.
Acme Mapper shows abandoned ROW in topo view...
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New Haven Junction Station
Historic Photo New Haven Junction Station |
New Haven Junction Station |
Looking Northward New Haven Junction Station |
Google Maps - Aerial and Street Views
It’s amazing how much you can discern just by using Google Maps. The links listed below open up Google Maps to provide a street view (or aerial close up). The "trip" goes west to east...
Google Street View Locations |
Photo 5a Rt 17 Crossing (looking south) |
Photo 5b - Railroad Embankment Noted Rt 17 Crossing (looking north) |
Sawyer Road Crossing
Sawyer Road Crossing (A) | Sawyer Road Crossing (B)
Photo 6a Sawyer Road Crossing (looking west) |
Photo 6b Sawyer Road Crossing (looking east) |
Little Otter Creek Crossings?
This is clearly labeled private property but one can't help but wonder if there are any abutments at either of these locations...
44.130187, -73.116111 | 44.130826, -73.111401
Photo 7 Burpee Road - Looking eastward |
Bristol Train Station
44.140150, -73.080371
Historical Photo Bristol Train Station |
Bristol Train Station |
Further Info
Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This is a great article!
By Larry Johnson (From the Valley Voice)
New Haven Junction Station Photos
http://www.marklin-users.net/forum/yaf_postsm26614_New-Haven-Jct---Vermont--Station.aspxhttp://www.flickriver.com/places/United+States/Vermont/New+Haven+Junction/search/
http://www.pierregillard.com/trains/newhavenvt/indexen.html
Bristol Station Photos
https://www.flickr.com/photos/lifeinvermont/164427723/https://www.cardcow.com/417393/railroad-station-bristol-vermont/
My Great Grandfather was a long time engineer for the Bristol RR. Also my Grandfather (G.Grandfather's son in law) also worked on the railroad briefly.
ReplyDeleteSure enjoyed this post immensely.
Glad you found this and it hot a soft spot! :-)
ReplyDeleteA recent (2020) and very complete reference is the book "New Haven Junction to Bristol, Vermont: 'Crossroads to Caskets", by James R. Jones (son of noted railroad historian and author Robert Jones). Self-published by Tell-Tale Publications, Box 808, Colchester, VT 05446.
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Thanks - that's good to know!
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