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Can anyone suggest websites that have information on train schedules for the PRR Middle Division? I have a Railway Guide from 1965 that shows passenger schedules and some freight, but an employee timetable would be much better.
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While they don't have information online, a good (and free) resource is the NRHS research library. I was recently working on a PRR 1953 "Federal Express" activity for NEC4 (which has stalled while I dig up my TS CDs for a reinstall), and when I filed a request on the NRHS website for information on the passenger schedules involved, within a week, they sent me photocopies of the appropriate pages of the 1953 Official Guide.I heartily recommend them for all activity designers looking for historical traffic information; the service is free, though they accept donations to help support the library. Service is quick, too. Depending on the nature of the information requested and how much research it requires, you can expect a response between one and six weeks after filing the request.RDF
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