Miscellaneous Photographs & Maps

Stereograph of Antrim no. 1 drift, Fall Brook Coal Company, at Antrim, Pennsylvania - 1872
Published by Gates and Company, Watkins, NY

Fall Brook Coal Railway Facility in Corning - 1882
Detail from an etching in the Library of Congress
"The Junction of the New York, Lake Erie and Western and Syracuse, Geneva and Corning R.R.s
(Full Library of Congress Version)

Corning Glass Works - Fall Brook boxcar at lower right - date unknown

Town of Blossburg, PA

Geneva, NY - showing controversial tracks along the lake. - Postcard by Jas. Foster

Stereo view of Watkins Glen viaduct of Syracuse, Geneva & Corning Railroad by J. D. Hope
Built by Niagara Bridge Works, Buffalo, 1877 - 450 ft. long, 15 feet high.
Courtesy of Bill Hecht

Postcard drawing by Louis Glaser of the Viaduct of the Syracuse, Geneva & Corning Railroad
Published & Copyrighted, 1882, by Witteman Bros., New York

Watkins Glen Pavilion on Syracuse, Geneva & Corning R. R. - A very popular tourist attraction.

Fall Brook Depot and Offices, Corning, NY, 1895

Panorama photo of New York Central & Hudson River yard, Corning, NY, 1902 -
Originally the Fall Brook yards prior to the NYC takeover in 1899

Overview of Cammal, PA

Overview of Antrim, PA

Water tower at Hammond, PA on the Corning, Cowanesque and Antrim

Six years after the Fall Brook was absorbed into the New York Central, a lone 36 ft. Fall Brook boxcar sits at Solvay, NY, between cars from the old New York Central and Hudson River, and the Michigan Central. At this time, all were controlled by the New York Central
Thanks to boxcar historian Claus Schlund for sending this to us.