The Philadelphia & Erie Railroad

Renovo, PA



Looking Back...

Wayne Dibert remembers the Pennsy in Renovo.



Shop, coal tower and foot bridge in Renovo. (photo, Rick Bell)
To see nearly the same view, but in better times, see the Renovo photo photo on the Bowser web page.
The same view from farther back. (photo, Rick Bell)
I1 decapod approaching the track scale at hump/weight office along Erie Avenue on the eastern end of Renovo yard. The building and light tower are still standing. Thanks to Greg Stone & Wayne Dibert for the information. (photo, William Russell)
A postcard view of Drocton Hill, Renovo, circa 1907. (courtesy of Stephen Miller)
A view of Renovo yards, circa 1866. (courtesy of Stephen Miller)
A postcard view of western Renovo. (courtesy of Stephen Miller)
Renovo station (behind the trees) in the early 1900s. (courtesy of Stephen Miller)
Postcard view of Renovo station. (courtesy of Dave Dowling)
Photo postcard view of Renovo station. (courtesy of Ernie White)
An F-unit at Renovo station circa 1966. (courtesy of Stephen Miller)
A view of Renovo station from the roofwalk. (courtesy of Stephen Miller)
A steam engine at the Renovo shops. (original photo courtesy of Greg Stone)
A postcard view of the west end of the Renovo yards. (courtesy of Stephen Miller)
Workers crossing the foot bridge over the tracks in Renovo at noon. (courtesy of Stephen Miller)
The PRR shops and offices in Renovo. (courtesy of Stephen Miller)
The west end of the PRR yards in Renovo. (courtesy of Stephen Miller)
The PRR yards in Renovo. (courtesy of Stephen Miller)
A postcard of the PRR YMCA in Renovo, circa 1913. (courtesy of Stephen Miller)




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(This page last updated Dec. 11, 2000)