Today, Nov. 27, in railroad history

1964: Pennsylvania quits Pittsburgh commuter service.

Anybody else?

1910- New York City’s Penn Station opens

1873- First break through during construction of B&M’s Hoosac Tunnel

1957- End of steam locomotives on the PRR

cnw8835: Thanks for the addition. If you come up with others, please post them. I’m having a devil of a time finding things that date specific[B)]

I’ll try to find more. It was tough enough to find those! I’ve got a few more over the next few days though.

Today in railroad history…
I write this response. Duh!
[:)][8D][:D][:P][;)][swg][:)]
[(-D][(-D][(-D][(-D][(-D][(-D][(-D][(-D]

OK, it’s a start! Anyone too bashfull to add onto a post can e-mail me info you find that is date specific. (please!)[:)]

Murphy Siding: Your post of 1910 opening of the great Penn Station in NYC…I wonder how many on here remember it…and was in it or passed through it and got a look at it…It was a grand cathedral like structure…I had the opportunity to pass through it twice in August 1942 and my memory is still vivid of it…What a shame it was destroyed.

That was way before my time [:)], I’m a 1960 model.