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LAST EDITED ON Jun-21-03 AT 01:56 PM (EDT)
im looking for Fairly detailed maps of the PRR Morrisville yard in PAhttp://terraserver.microsoft.com/image.aspx?t=2&s=12&x=647&y=5561&z=18&w=1Robert Steskal
Philadelphia, Pa
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Just go to topozone.com and type in the city and find your yard. Zoom in and voila! A nice detailed drawing. Or you can go to maptech.com!
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Well actually i was looking for something like this but with a little more detail, And topos will not work
Robert Steskal
Philadelphia, Pa
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Have you checked out the major libraries in your area? The Denver Public Library and the Library of Western History here in Denver has been a huge goldmine for me.
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