An 1872 abandoned tunnel of the B&P.

Name	Type	Comments	Date

Kevin Ashbaugh	General	In viewing your over/under bridge photos, I thought that you had the RRs reversed in the descriptions. This photo confirms that. Just prior to B&P aquisition of the line, it was the Mountain Laurel Railroad, a subsidiary of P&S. This tunnel was actually Pennsy/Conrails's Low Grade Line which ran from Redbank to Brookville (abandoned), and Brookville to Driftwood (still in use by B&P). The B&P only uses the Dubois to Brookville segment to shuttle locos and cars to the old P&S shops for service, and an occassional Brookville Equipment Corp. (Brookville Loco) pick up of new locos to go to purchasing RRs. I hope you checked out Brookville Equip. Corp. while you were there ;-)	10/21/2011 9:31:32 AM

Fred Stuckmann	General	I'll set about fixing that, thanks.	10/21/2011 9:59:14 AM

George Redmond	General	Nice shot, Nice color.	10/24/2011 8:48:28 PM

Fred Stuckmann	General	Thank you.	10/24/2011 9:00:03 PM

An 1872 abandoned tunnel of the B&P.
See Bill Rogerson's posts for this location. He shows rails here still.
Date: 10/20/2011	Location: Brookville, PA	Views: 205	Collection Of: Fred Stuckmann
			Author: Fred Stuckmann

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