Going through at Glass

Name	Type	Comments	Date

G. Vaughn	General	N. Glass did not immediately become a hand throw. The wye became CP-Gibson, CP-Corning and CP-Glass. CP-Glass was removed later (under NS IIRC, who later relaid yard tracks that had been removed by CR).	3/27/2017 9:01:38 PM

G. Vaughn	General	When the highway bridge to the hill was installed, CR had to replace the SB signals for CP-Glass with new ground masts because the bridge blocked view of the original signals.	3/27/2017 9:04:56 PM

Steve Coraggio	General	Awesome shot and very good description of the CP.	1/26/2022 4:39:08 PM

Going through at Glass
East Glass, that is. TV 301 passes the home signal at CP E Glass, the east leg of the wye leading to the Corning Secondary, the ex NYC line that runs north along Seneca Lake to a connection with the Chicago Line at Lyons. The line will be downgraded in a few years-abandoned south of Wellsville-and this point will be renamed CP Gibson when the switch at N Glass is changed to a hand throw. Fall color abounds on this mid October day. TV 301 will follow the Erie west of Corning to Buffalo.
Date: 10/17/1987	Location: Corning, NY Map	Views: 736	Collection Of: Tom Beckett
Locomotives: CR 6326(SD40) CR 6724(SD50) CR 6341(SD40)			Author: Tom Beckett

Picture Categories: Scenic,Signal,Action		This picture is part of album: Conrail in the Southern Tier-Susquehanna Division, Endicott to Gang Mills

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