New York Central Railroad, Voorheesville, New York , 1962
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A New York Central freight, powered by six Alcos led by FA no. 1042, approaches the D&H’s Binghamton line diamond at Voorheesville, New York, a crossing guarded by a station built in 1889. The station’s architectural style—a modernized Romanesque—was of a unique variety built by the original New York, West Shore & Buffalo Railway.

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