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Note: - Here we find a Central Vermont Standard 4-4-0 No.106 on the turntable at the East Northfield depot area where the CV and the B&M joined, about a third of a mile south of the Vermont - Massachusetts state line. This was once a busy switching area with long sidings and a small yard where freight would be interchanged from the north and headed to busy industrial southwestern New Hampshire. Operations must have changed dramatically when the B&M opened its own line on the east side of the Connecticut river to Brattleboro in 1919. The 55 foot wrought iron turntable was built by Hawkins in 1891. You can view this area today from the bridge over the single remaining track, on route 142 in West Northfield.
Year - 2016
Original Size - 8.5x11
Print Sizes-
Small - 11x14
Medium - 16x20
Large - 24x30
Title - East Northfield Engine House - ca. 1910
Note: - Here we find a Central Vermont Standard 4-4-0 No.106 on the turntable at the East Northfield depot area where the CV and the B&M joined, about a third of a mile south of the Vermont - Massachusetts state line. This was once a busy switching area with long sidings and a small yard where freight would be interchanged from the north and headed to busy industrial southwestern New Hampshire. Operations must have changed dramatically when the B&M opened its own line on the east side of the Connecticut river to Brattleboro in 1919. The 55 foot wrought iron turntable was built by Hawkins in 1891. You can view this area today from the bridge over the single remaining track, on route 142 in West Northfield.
Year - 2016
Original Size - 8.5x11
Print Sizes-
Small - 11x14
Medium - 16x20
Large - 24x30
Title - East Northfield Engine House - ca. 1910