DELAWARE, ULSTER, GREENE & SCHOHARIE COUNTY N.Y.
RAILROAD
INFORMATION
courtesy
of
P. M. GOLDSTEIN
| REVISED: 02 SEPTEMBER 2008 |
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copyrighted Philip M. Goldstein © 2006
Dates of Service &
Station / Route List
(interchanges with other railroads are listed in parenthesis next to village where apllicable)
Andes & Delhi
1898 - 1899
(a/k/a Delaware Valley RR)
(never built)
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Andes & Middletown
(never built)
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Cairo Railroad
1885 - 1919
(branch of Catskill Mountain Railway)
South Cairo - Cairo
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Canajoharie & Catskill
1830 - 1842
Catskill - Third Bridge - South Cairo - East Durham - Oak Hill - Cooksburg
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Catskill Mountain Railway
& Catskill Mountain
RR
1885 - 1916
-
1880 - 1885 & 1916 - 1919
(including: Cairo and Catskill & Tannersville branches)
Cairo: Cairo Jct
- Cairo
Catskill Mountain
Railway: Catskill Landing - Catskill -
West Shore Station (WS) - Third Bridge Siding -
Leeds - South Cairo
Cairo Jct. (C) - Lawrenceville - Mountain House -
Otis Jct. (O / C&T). - Palenville
Catskill & Tannersville: Otis Summit - Laurel House - The Antlers - Haines Falls (U&D) - Tannersville
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Catskill & Tannersville
1892 - 1898?
(branch of Catskill Mountain Railway)
Otis Jct. - Otis Summit - Laurel House - The Antlers - Haines Falls (U&D) - Tannersville
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Delaware & Eastern
1904 - 1910
East Branch (NYO&W) - Harvard
- Shinhopple - Gregorytown - Colchester
- Downsville - Pepacton -
Shavertown - Andes Jct. - Union Grove -
Arena - Dunraven - Margaretville -
Arkville
(U&D)
Andes Branch: Andes Jct. - Pleasant Valley - Kaufman's - Andes
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Delaware & Northern
1910-1942
East Branch (NYO&W) - Harvard - Long Flat - Shinhopple - Gregorytown - Corbett - Colchester - Downsville - Pepacton - Shavertown - Andes Jct. - Union Grove - Arena - Dunraven - Keeney's - Margaretville - Arkville (U&D)
Andes Branch: Union Grove - Pleasant Valley - Wolf Hollow - Kaufman's - Andes
(Andes branch discontinued in 1925)
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Delaware & Otsego
1887 - 1891
(leased, absorbed into to Ulster & Delaware)
Cooperstown Jct. - Colliersville - Davenport Ctr. - Harpersfield - Cooksburg - Bloomville
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Delaware Valley & Kingston
1899 - 1901
(stock issued, not built;
bought out by New York, Ontario & Western,
and reorganized into Ellenville & Kingston)
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Delhi & Middletown
1871 - 1873
(not built)
Delhi - Andes - Union Grove - Margaretville - Dean's Corners (R&O)
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Ellenville & Kingston
1901 - ?
(former D. V. &K.)
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Hancock & Wilkes-Barre Extension
1906 - 1910?
(a/k/a Hancock & East Branch)
(not built)
Wilkes Barre - Moscow - Honesdale - Equinnok - Hancock (Erie) - Fishs Eddy - East Branch (NYO&W)
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Hobart Branch
1884-1931
(absorbed into Ulster & Delaware)
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Kaaterskill
1883-1893
(absorbed into Ulster & Delaware)
Katterskill Jct. (SC&CM) - Tannersville - Haines Falls - Laurel House - Kaaterskill
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Kingston & Lake Katrine
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Kingston & Rondout Valley
1899 - ?
(organized as competition to the Delaware Valley & Kingston
RR)
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New York, Kingston & Syracuse
1872-1875
(former Rondout &Oswego) (reorganized into the Ulster &
Delaware)
Rondout - Kingston - West
Hurley - Beaverkill - Olive Bridge - Shokan
- Boicville - Mt. Pleasant - Phoenicia
(SC&CM) -
Fox Hollow - Shandaken - Big Indian - Pine
Hill - Summit - Griffin's Corners - Dean's
Corners - Kelly's Corner's - Halcottville -
Stratton's Falls - Roxbury - Moresville -
Stamford
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New York & Oswego Midland
1868 - 1884?
(reorganized into the New York, Ontario & Western)
Walton - Delhi Branch
(built after NYO&W reorganization)
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Otis Elevating
1885-1918
(funicular /cable railway)
base (Otis Junction) - summit
(C&T)
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Rondout & Oswego
1866-1872
(reorganized into the New York, Kingston &
Syracuse)
Rondout - Stamford
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Schenectady & Margaretville
1906-1910
(organized, stock issued, grading started, not
completed)
Arkville (D&E) (U&D) - Grand
Gorge - Breakabeen - Delanson - South
Schenectady - Schenectady
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Stony Clove & Catskill Mountain
1881 - 1893
(absorbed into to Ulster & Delaware)
Hunter - Katterskill Jct. (Katterskill RR) - Stony Clove - Edgewood - Lanesville - Chichester - Phoenicia
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Ulster & Delaware
1875-1932
(before Ashokan reservoir - 1912)
Kingston Point - Rondout -
Kingston (WSRR) - Fair Street - Stony Hollow
- West Hurley - Olive Branch - Browns
Station - Brodhead's Bridge - Shokan -
Boiceville - Cold Brook - Mount Pleasant -
Phoenicia (SC&CM RR) - Fox Hollow? - Shandaken
-
Big Indian - Pine Hill - Grand Hotel (Bel Aire)
- Fleischmanns - Arkville (D&N) - Kellys
Corners - Halcottsville - Stratton's Falls -
Roxbury - Moresville - Grand Gorge - South
Gilboa - Stamford - Hobart - South Kortright
- Bloomville - Kortright - East Meredith
- Davenport Center - West Davenport - Oneonta
(after Ashokan reservoir -
1913)
Kingston Point - Rondout -
Kingston (WSRR) - Fair Street - Stony Hollow
- Woodstock [West Hurley] - Ashokan - Cold
Brook - Mount Pleasant - Phoenicia (SC&CM RR) - Fox
Hollow? - Shandaken - Big Indian - Pine
Hill - Grand Hotel (Bel Aire) - Fleischmanns -
Arkville (D&N) - Kellys Corners -
Halcottsville - Stratton's Falls - Roxbury
- Moresville - Grand Gorge - South Gilboa
- Stamford - Hobart - South Kortright
- Bloomville - Kortright - East Meredith
- Davenport Center - West Davenport -
Oneonta
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West Shore - Catskill Mountain Branch
1931 - 1968
(passeneger service terminated 1954, see: Ulster & Delaware)
(freight service to continue until 1976, see below: Penn Central - Catskill
Mountain Branch)
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Penn Central - Catskill Mountain Branch
1968 - 1976
(freight only)
Kingston Point - Kingston (PCRR)
- Woodstock [West Hurley] - Mount Pleasant -
Phoenicia - Big Indian -
Grand Hotel - Fleischmanns - Arkville
- Roxbury - Grand Gorge - Stamford -
Hobart - South Kortright -
Bloomville
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Wallkill Valley
1866 - 1881
Kingston - Red Rock Siding -
Binnewater - Rosendale - New Paltz -
Gardiner - Wallkill - Walden -
Montgomery.
West Shore RR - Wallkill Valley Branch
(passenger service terminated 1937)
1881-1968
Penn Central RR - Wallkill Valley Branch
1968-1977
Kingston - Rosendale - New Paltz - Gardiner - Wallkill - Walden - Montgomery
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2006
Ulster & Delaware Station
Mileage
Westbound from Kingston Point to Oneonta,
before construction of Ashokan Reservoir in 1913
(in station order from left to right)
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| Kingston Point .................. | 0 | Rondout ......................... | 1.1 | Kingston (WSRR) ........... | 2.8 | ||
| Fair Street ........................ | 4.0 | ..... | Stony Hollow ................. | 8.3 | ..... | West Hurley .................... | 10.2 |
| Olive Branch .................... | 13 | Browns Station ............... | 16 | Brodhead's Bridge ........... | 19 | ||
| Shokan ............................. | 20 | Boiceville ....................... | 22 | Cold Brook ..................... | 23 | ||
| Mount Pleasant ................. | 25.9 | Phoenicia (SC&CM RR) | 28.5 | Allaben ........................... | 33 | ||
| Shandaken ........................ | 33.1 | Big Indian ....................... | 37.4 | Pine Hill .......................... | 39.7 | ||
| Grand Hotel (Bel Aire) ...... | 42.4 | Fleischmanns .................. | 45.1 | Arkville (D&N) ............... | 49.1 | ||
| Kelly's Corners ................. | 52.4 | Halcottsville .................... | 54.0 | Stratton's Falls ................. | 58. | ||
| Roxbury ............................ | 60.1 | Moresville ....................... | 62.9 ? | Grand Gorge ................... | 66.5 | ||
| South Gilboa ..................... | 71.6 | Stamford ........................ | 75.0 | Hobart ............................ | 78.5 | ||
| South Kortright ................. | 82.5 | Bloomville ....................... | 87.2 | Kortright Station .............. | 92.6 | ||
| East Meredith ................... | 98.9 | Davenport Center ........... | 100.9 | West Davenport .............. | 104.2 | ||
| Oneonta (D&H) ............... | 108.4 |
Westbound from Kingston Point
to Oneonta,
after construction of Ashokan Reservoir in 1913
corrected mileage (-1 mile) starting from Cold Brook
(in station order from left to right)
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| Kingston Point .................... | 0 | Rondout .......................... | 1.1 | Kingston (WSRR) ...... | 2.8 | ||
| Siding 4 .............................. | 3.7 | ..... | Fair Street ....................... | 4.0 | ..... | Siding 7 ...................... | 7.0 |
| Stony Hollow .................... | 8.3 | Woodstock [West Hurley] | 10.2 | Glenford ..................... | 13.2 | ||
| Ashokan ............................ | 16.2 | Siding 19 ......................... | 19.1 | Cold Brook ................ | 22.1 | ||
| Mount Pleasant .................. | 25.9 | Phoenicia (SC&CM RR).. | 27.5 | Fox Hollow ................ | 28.7 | ||
| Shandaken ........................ | 32.1 | Big Indian ........................ | 36.4 | Pine Hill ..................... | 39.7 | ||
| Grand Hotel (Bel Aire) ...... | 41.4 | Fleischmanns ................... | 44.1 | Arkville (D&N) .......... | 48.1 | ||
| Kelly's Corners .................. | 51.4 | Halcottsville ..................... | 53.0 | Stratton's Falls ............ | 57. | ||
| Roxbury ............................. | 59.1 | Moresville ....................... | 61.9 ? | Grand Gorge .............. | 65.5 | ||
| South Gilboa ...................... | 70.6 | Stamford ......................... | 74.0 | Hobart ....................... | 77.5 | ||
| South Kortright .................. | 81.5 | Bloomville ....................... | 86.2 | Kortright Station ........ | 91.6 | ||
| East Meredith .................... | 97.9 | Davenport Center ............ | 99.9 | West Davenport ......... | 103.2 | ||
| Oneonta (D&H) ................. | 107.4 |
Grades for Ulster & Delaware Railroad
Main Line / Right Of
Way
Westbound from Kingston Point to
Oneonta
(in station order from left to right)
| Kingston Point to Rondout | 2 % | Rondout to Kingston (Union Station) | 3.93 % | |
| Kingston to Woodstock [West Hurley] | 2 % | Woodstock [West Hurley] to Ashokan | .45 % | |
| Ashokan to Cold Brook | .6 % (down grade) | Cold Brook to Phoenicia | 1.16 % | |
| Phoenicia to Shandaken | 1.28 % | Shandaken to Big Indian | 1.6 % | |
| Big Indian to Grand Hotel Station | 3.20 % | Grand Hotel Station to Fleischmanns | 3.08 % (down grade) | |
| Fleischmanns to Arkville | 1.41 % (down grade) | Arkville to Halcottville | undisclosed | |
| Halcottville to Roxbury | 1.10 % | Roxbury to Grand Gorge | .82 % | |
| Grand Gorge to South Gilboa | 1.96 % | South Gilboa to Stamford | undisclosed | |
| Stamford to Hobart | 1.53 % (down grade) | Hobart to Bloomville | undisclosed | |
| Bloomville to Kortright Station | 1.26 to 1.70 % | Kortright Sta to East Meredith | 1.74 % (down grade) | |
| East Meredith to Davenport Center | 1.50 % | Davenport Center to Oneonta | 1.70 % (down grade) |
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Stony Clove Branch
Northbound from Phoenicia to Hunter and
Kaaterskill
(in station order from left to right)
.
| Phoenicia to Chichester | undisclosed | ..... | Chichester to Lanesville | 3.65 % |
| Lanesville to Stone Clove | undisclosed | Stony Clove Notch to Hunter | 3.83 % (down grade) | |
| Stony Clove Notch to Kaaterskill Jct. | 3.83 % (down grade) | Kaaterskill to Tannersville | undisclosed | |
| Tannersville to Haines Falls | undisclosed | Haines Falls to Kaaterskill | 2.54 % |
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2006
Presidents & Officers
DELAWARE & EASTERN |
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| President | Frederick F. Searing | 1905 - 1910 |
| First Vice-Preseident | Alfred C. Fairchild | 1905 - 1910 |
| Second Vice-President | Russell Murray | 1905 - 1910 |
| Secretary - Treasurer | Harry M. George | 1905 - 1910 |
| Superintendent | R. B. Williams | 1905 - 1910 |
| Receivers |
Andrew M. Moreland & Walter B. Trowbridge |
1910 - 1911 |
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DELAWARE & NORTHERN |
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| Presidents |
Andrew Moreland Samuel R. Rosoff |
1911 - 1921 1928 - 1942 |
| First Vice Presidents |
William H. Seif James J. Welch |
1911 1925? - 1942 |
| Second Vice President | Joseph J. Jermyn | 1913 |
| Secretary & Treasurer | Howard Feist | 1913 - 1921 |
| Assistant Secretary & Treasurer | Harry G. Eckert | 1921? -1942 |
| Superintendent | James J. Welch | 1913? - 1921 |
| Receivers: (First) (Second) |
Andrew M. Moreland James J. Welch |
1911 - 1921 1921 - 1928 |
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CATSKILL MOUNTAIN RAILROAD |
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| President | Charles L. Beach | 1880 - 1902d |
| Vice President | Alfred V. Santvoort | 1880 - 1901d |
| Treasurer | 1880 | |
| Assistant Secretary & Treasurer | 1880 | |
reorganized into the Catskill Mountain Railway, 1885
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CATSKILL MOUNTAIN
RAILWAY |
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| President | Alfred V. Santvoort | 1885 - 1901d |
| Vice President | Charles L. Beach | 1885 - 1902d |
| Treasurer | ||
| Secretary | Charles A. Beach | 1902? - 1913d |
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CATSKILL & TANNERSVILLE |
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| President |
Charles L. Rickerson Eben. E. Olcott? |
1892 - 1916 - 1919 |
| Vice President | Charles A. Beach George H. Beach |
1892 - 1913d |
| Treasurer | ||
| Assistant Secretary & Treasurer | ||
| Superintendent | Charles A Beach Thomas E. Jones |
ca 1894 1916 - 1919 |
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KAATERSKILL |
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| Presidents | Thomas Cornell | 1882 |
| Vice Presidents | ||
| Treasurer | ||
| Superintendent | James H. Jones | 1886 |
| Director | George W. Harding | 1882 |
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NEW YORK, KINGSTON & SYRACUSE |
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| President | General George C. Sharpe | 1872 - 1873 |
| Vice President | William B. Litchfield? | |
| Treasurer | Anthony Benson | 1872 - 1872 |
| Assistant Secretary & Treasurer | ||
| Superintendent |
William B. Litchfield? F. J. Hecker |
1874 - |
| Receiver: | E. M. Brigham | 1873 - 1875** |
** = reorganized into Ulster & Delaware Railroad
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RONDOUT & OSWEGO |
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| Presidents |
Thomas B. Cornell John C. Brodhead General George C. Sharpe |
1866 - 1870 1870 - 1872 1872 - 1872* |
| Vice President | John C. Brodhead | 1866 - 1870 |
| Treasurer | Anthony Benson | 1866? - 1870? |
| Superintendents |
John C . Brodhead Frank J. Hecker |
1866 - 1870 1870 - 1872? |
| Accountant / Paymaster | Charles L. Freer | 1866 - 1872 |
* = reorganized into the New York, Kingston & Syracuse
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STONY CLOVE & CATSKILL MOUNTAIN (org. 1881) |
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| Presidents | Samuel D. Coykendall | 1889 |
| Vice President & General Sup't | George Coykendall | 1889 |
| Secretary & Treasurers | Samuel Coles | 1889 |
| Auditor | Oscar L. Eastman | 1889 |
For the most part, the Stony Cove & Catskill Mountain was
administered by the Ulster & Delaware RR
The above information was taken from an 1889 Report to the NY Board of
Commissioners,
and this report shows who held the various offices at such time.
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ULSTER & DELAWARE |
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| Presidents |
Thomas Cornell Samuel D. Coykendall Thomas Cornell Edwin Young Horace Greeley Young Robert C. Pruyn Samuel D. Coykendall Thomas C. Coykendall Edward Coykendall |
1875 - 1881 1881 - 1885? 1885? - 1890d 1891 - 1893d 1893 - 1894 1894 - 1895 1895 - 1913d 1913 - 1913 (pro tem) 1913 - 1932? |
| Vice Presidents |
Samuel D. Coykendall Edwin Young Robert C. Pruyn Thomas C. Coykendall " " " " " |
1875 - 1881 1889 - 1891 1891 - 1895 - 1913 1913 - 1932? |
| Treasurers |
Anthony Benson Harry S. Coykendall Frank Coykendall |
1875 1895 - 1914 1914 - 1932? |
| Assistant Secretary & Treasurer | Harry G. Eckert | |
| Secretary | H. H. Flemming | - 1932 |
| Superintendents |
James H. Jones Edward Coykendall R. O'Sullivan |
1895 - 1913 1913 - 1932? |
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WALLKILL VALLEY |
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| President |
Thomas B. Cornell |
1872 - 1875 1877 - 1880 |
| Vice President | ||
| Treasurer | ||
| Assistant Secretary & Treasurer | ||
| Superintendent | James H. Jones | 1877 - |
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..d = died in office
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Years of
Incorporation;
(for unbuilt or incompleted railroads)
company |
incorp. |
from to |
notes |
| Delhi & Middletown | 1906 | 1871 - 1873 | grading started, not completed |
| Andes & Delhi
(a/k/a Delaware Valley RR) |
1906 | 1898 - 1899 | grading started, not completed |
| Hancock & Wilkes-Barre (a.k.a Hancock & East Branch RR) |
1906 | 1907 - 1910 | |
| Schenectady & Margaretville | 1906 | 1907 - 1910 | grading started, not completed |
| Canajoharie & Catskill | 1830 |
1837 - 1842 | |
| South Cairo & East Durham | 1881 | not built |
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2006
Mergers,
Acquisitions &
Reorganizations:
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previous companies |
incorp or charter date |
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| Delaware & Eastern Railroad, ¶ Hancock & Wilkes-Barre, ¶ Schenectady & Margaretville |
1905 |
Delaware & Eastern Railway |
1907 - 1911 |
| Delaware & Eastern Rwy | 1907 | Delaware & Northern | 1911 - 1942 |
| Catskill Moutain Railroad | 1880 | Catskill Mountain Railway | 1885 - 1916 |
| Cairo, Catskill Mountain Rwy, Catskill & Tannersville |
1884 1885 1892 |
Catskill Mountain Railroad |
1916 - 1919 |
| Rondout & Oswego | 1866 | New York, Kingston & Syracuse | 1872 - 1875 |
| New York, Kingston & Syracuse | 1872 | Ulster & Delaware | 1875 - 1932 |
| Stony Clove & Catskill Mountain,
Kaaterskill |
1881 1882 |
Ulster & Delaware (Narrow Gauge Division) |
1893 - 1902 * |
| Delaware & Otsego, Hobart Branch |
1891 | Ulster & Delaware | 1902 - 1932 |
| Ulster & Delaware | 1875 | West Shore "Catskill Mtn Branch" | 1932 - 1968 µ |
| West Shore "Catskill Mountain Branch" | 1932 | Penn Central "Catskill Mtn Branch" | 1968 - 1976 ¤ |
| Wallkill Valley | 1871 | West Shore "Wallkill Valley Branch" | 1881 - 1968 » |
| West Shore "Wallkill Valley Branch" | 1968 | Penn Central "Wallkill Valley Branch" | 1968 - 1977 ¤ |
| NY & Oswego Midland (Walton - Delhi Branch) |
1868 ? | New York Ontario & Western | 1884 - 1957 |
| Delaware Valley & Kingston | 1899 1901 |
Ellenville & Kingston | 1902 - |
¶ = construction / grading started, never
completed
* = converted to standard
gauge this year, consolidated with parent
division
µ = passenger service terminated
1954, freight service only 1954 - 1976
» = passenger service terminated
1937, freight service only 1937 -
1977
¤ = freight service only
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2006
Locomotive Specifications
DELAWARE & EASTERN
engine |
wheel |
|
build |
build # |
purchase |
scrap |
|
|
|
notes |
1 |
4-4-0 |
Cooke | 1884 | 1591 |
1905 |
1929 | 94,000 | 19" x 24" | 68" |
ex- DLW #482 |
2 |
4-4-0 |
Dickson | 1884 | 476 |
1905 |
1922 | 92,800 | 19" x 24" | 62" |
ex- DLW #484 |
3 |
2-6-0 |
Dickson | 1881 | 312 |
1905 |
1911 | 97,572 | 18" x 24" | 57" |
ex- DLW #285 |
4 |
4-4-0 |
Dickson | 1884 | 481 |
1905 |
1930 | 92,400 | 19" x 24" | 62 |
ex- DLW #485 |
5 |
4-4-0 |
Dickson | 1882 | 395 |
1908 |
1912 | 92,100 | 19" x 24" | 56.5" |
ex- DLW #499 |
all Delaware & Eastern locomotives were
purchased used from the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
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DELAWARE & NORTHERN
engine # |
wheel |
|
build |
|
purchase |
scrap |
|
|
|
notes |
1 |
4-4-0 |
Baldwin | 1902 | 20736 | 1911 |
1933 | 113,000 | 18" x 24" | 64" |
ex- South Indiana #16 |
2 |
4-4-0 |
Baldwin | 1902 | 20964 | 1911 |
1933 | 113,000 | 18" x 24" | 64" |
ex- South Indiana #18 |
3 |
4-4-0 |
Baldwin | 1902 | 20737 | 1911 |
1944 | 113,000 | 18" x 24" | 64" |
ex- South Indiana #17 |
4 |
4-4-0 |
Dickson | 1884 | 476 |
1905 |
1929 | 92,800 | 18" x 24" | 68" |
ex- D&E #2 |
5 |
4-4-0 |
Cooke | 1884 | 1591 |
1905 |
1929 | 94,000 | 19" x 24" | 68" |
ex- D&E #1 |
6 |
4-4-0 |
Dickson | 1884 | 481 |
1905 |
1929 | 92,400 | 18" x 24" | 68" |
ex- D&E #4 |
7 |
4-4-0 |
Brooks | 1900 | 3556 |
1923 |
1942 | 125,000 | 18" x 24" | 63" |
ex- Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh #186 |
10 |
2-6-0 |
Lima | 1910 | 1108 |
1929 |
1944 | 138,000 | 19" x 26" | 56" |
ex- Emporia Mfg. |
M-10 |
Brill | 1926 | 22298 | 1926 |
1942? | 50,000 | 55' length | 250 hp? Winton Gas (records show 180 hp) Model 75 |
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CATSKILL MOUNTAIN - CAIRO
engine |
wheel |
|
build |
build |
purchase |
scrap |
|
|
|
notes |
1 |
4-4-0 |
Dickson | 1882 | 335 |
|
1918 | 13" x 18" | 48" |
new boiler: 1909 retired: 1918 |
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2 |
4-4-0 |
Dickson | 1882 | 336 |
|
1918 | 13" x 18" | 48" |
new boiler: 1910 retired: 1918 |
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3 |
4-4-0 |
Dickson | 1885 | 522 |
|
1912 | 13" x 18" | 48" |
retired 1912 to CM Ry #3 |
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4 |
4-4-0 |
Schntdy | 1895 | 4333 | 1905 |
1908 | 13" x 18" | 49" |
destroyed - fire 1908 |
|
4 (2nd) |
4-4-0 |
ALCo Schntdy |
1909 | 46045 | 1905 |
1929 | 13" x 18" | 49" |
sold 1920 to Oak Grove & Georgetown RR, Georgetown, AL; | |
5 |
4-4-0 |
ALCo Rogers |
1912 | 51126 | 13" x 18" | 49" |
sold 1920 to Oak Grove & Georgetown
RR, Georgetown AL; converted to radial planetary
gear |
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CATSKILL & TANNERSVILLE
engine |
wheel |
|
build |
build |
purchase |
scrap |
|
|
|
notes |
1 |
2-6-0 |
Brooks | 1882 |
|
1911 |
1908 | 55,000 | 15" x 18" | 37" |
|
1 (2nd) |
2-6-0 |
Baldwin | 1908 | 32717 |
1911 |
63,000 | 14" x 20" | 42" |
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2 |
2-6-0 |
Brooks | 1882 |
|
1911 |
1901 | 55,000 | 15" x 18" | 37" |
|
2 (2nd) |
2-6-0 |
Baldwin | 1901 | 18884 | 1905 |
67,160 | 14" x 20" | 42" |
destroyed - fire |
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STONY CLOVE & CATSKILL MOUNTAIN
engine |
wheel |
|
build |
build |
purchase |
scrap |
|
|
|
notes |
1 |
4-4-0 |
Rhode Is | 6/1878 | 709 |
1911 |
1886 | 36,000 |
|
(ng) ex-Worchester & Shrewsbury #4 [1] |
|
1 |
2-6-0 |
Dickson |
1882 |
358 |
1911 |
56,000 | 15" x 18" | 36 ½" |
to U&D (ng) #2 on 1/1900 |
|
2 |
2-6-0 |
Dickson |
5/1882 |
8201 |
1911 |
56,000? | 15" x 18" | 36 ½" |
[2] | |
3 |
2-6-0 |
Dickson |
5/1886 |
530 |
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15" x 18" |
36 ½" |
to |
ng = narrow gauge (36")
[1] = |
Is listed in Best's "The Ulster &
Delaware" as: 0-4-4. Secondhand, probably from Worchester & Shrewsbury R.R. No. 4, sold in 1886. Could have been a 4-4-0. |
| Rhode Island Locomotive Works builders
records shows the following: Built June 1878 Sold from Worchester & Shrewsbury #4 "Bigelow" in May 1881 to Stony Clove & Catskill Mountain, became their SC&CM #1. Renumbered to #2 on unknown date. Sold from Stony Clove & Catskill Mountain in 1886 to unknown. |
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| [2] = | Rhode Island Locomotive Works builders
records shows the following: Only on road May - November 1882 |
| [3] = | Rhode Island Locomotive Works builders
records shows the following: name change 1894 sold 1/1900 |
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KAATERSKILL
engine |
wheel |
|
build |
build |
purchase |
scrap |
|
|
|
notes |
1 |
2-6-0 |
Dickson | 1883 | 423 |
1911 |
56,000 | 15" x 18" | 36 1/2" |
to U&D (ng) #3 |
|
2 |
2-6-0 |
Brooks | 1883 | 936 |
1911 |
55,000 | 15" x 18" | 37" |
to U&D (ng) #5 |
|
3 |
2-6-0 |
Brooks | 1882 |
|
1911 |
55,000 | 15" x 18" | 37" |
ng = narrow gauge
x
x
ULSTER & DELAWARE
engine |
wheel |
|
build |
build |
purchase |
disposition/ |
|
|
|
|
1 |
4-6-0 |
Brooks |
1892 |
2091 |
|
|
104800 |
18" x 24" |
56" |
became second |
1 |
4-4-0 |
Dickson |
1885 |
519 |
|
ret 1903 |
96500 |
18" x 24" |
62 1/2" |
ex #14 |
2 |
4-4-0 |
Brooks |
1889 |
1539 |
|
1932 |
86300 |
18" x 24" |
61" |
ex #16 |
3 |
4-4-0 |
Brooks |
1887 |
1234 |
|
ret 1907 |
|
18" x 24" |
61" |
|
4 |
4-4-0 |
Brooks |
1887 |
1235 |
|
ret 1907 |
|
18" x 24" |
61" |
ex #16 |
5 |
4-6-0 |
Brooks |
1894 |
2425 |
|
|
98000 |
18" x 24" |
61" |
to #18 |
6 |
4-4-0 |
Danforth |
1871 |
749 |
|
|
|
18" x 24" |
51" |
ex-R&O #6 |
7 |
4-4-0 |
Dickson |
1882 |
360 |
|
ret 1906 |
|
17" x 24" |
67 1/2" |
|
8 |
2-6-0 |
Rogers |
1882 |
3060 |
|
sold 1888 |
|
17" x 24" |
54" |
|
8 |
2-6-0 |
Brooks |
1889 |
1538 |
|
|
|
19" x 24" |
56" |
became third |
8 |
4-4-0 |
Schntdy |
1899 |
5153 |
|
scr 1932 |
129200 |
19" x 24" |
66" |
|
9 |
2-6-0T |
Danforth |
1871 |
756 |
|
sold 1893 |
|
17" x 22" |
48" |
to NY |
| 9 | 4-4-0 | Schntdy | 1896 | 4408 | scr 1911 | 19" x 24" | 62" | wrecked (Halcottville) | ||
10 |
4-4-0 |
Dickson |
1883 |
424 |
|
scr? 1903 |
|
17" x 24" |
62" |
|
11 |
4-4-0 |
Brooks |
1884 |
1014 |
|
scr? 1903 |
|
18" x 24" |
60 1/2" |
|
12 |
4-4-0 |
Brooks |
1885 |
1068 |
|
scr? 1903 |
|
18" x 24" |
60 1/2" |
|
12 |
4-4-0 |
Schntdy |
1897 |
4522 |
|
scr 1932 |
129200 |
19" x 24" |
66" |
|
13 |
0-6-0T |
Brooks |
1885 |
1063 |
|
scr 1932 |
95200 |
17" x 24" |
44" |
|
14 |
4-4-0 |
Dickson |
1885 |
519 |
|
scr 1932 |
96500 |
18" x 24" |
62 1/2" |
|
14 |
0-6-0 |
Brooks |
1890 |
1701 |
|
scr 1932 |
118700 |
20" x 24" |
50" |
|
| 15 | 2-6-0 | Dickson | 1885 | 521 | sold 1907 | 19" x 24" | 56 1/4" | |||
| 16 | 4-4-0 | Brooks | 1887 | 1235 | 18" x 24" | 61" | renum second #4 (1889) |
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| 16 | 4-4-0 | Brooks | 1889 | 1539 | 86300 | 18" x 24" | 61" | renum second #2 (1898) |
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| 16 | 2-6-0 | Brooks | 1889 | 1538 | ret 1907 | 107900 | 19" x 24" | 56" | ex #8 (second) |
|
| 17 | 0-6-0 | Brooks | 1890 | 1701 | 118700 | 20" x 24" | 50" | renum #14 (second) | ||
| 17 | 4-6-0 | Brooks | 1892 | 2091 | sold 1907 | 104800 | 18" x 24" | 56" | ex #1 (second) |
|
| 18 | 4-6-0 | Brooks | 1894 | 2425 | scr 1932 | 98000 | 18" x 24" | 62" | ex #5 (second) |
|
| 19 | 4-6-0 | Schntdy | 1899 | 5106 | scr 1946 | 141000 148300 |
19" x 26" | 60" | became NYC 19 & 800 |
|
| 20 | 4-6-0 | Schntdy | 1896 | 4409 | scr 1946 | 80900 | 14" x 22" | 62" | inspection engine |
|
| 21 | 4-6-0 | Schntdy | 1899 | 5107 | scr 1949 | 141000 148300 |
19" x 26" | 60" | became NYC 21, 801 & 1216 |
|
| 22 | 4-6-0 | Schntdy | 1899 | 5108 | scr 1948 | 141000 157000 |
19" x 26" 20" x 26" |
60" | became NYC 22 & 802 |
|
| 23 | 4-6-0 | Schntdy | 1901 | 6070 | scr 1949 | 141000 148300 |
19" x 26" | 60" | became NYC 23, 803 & 1218 |
|
| 24 | 4-6-0 | ALCo Schntdy |
1902 | 25799 | scr 1932 | 141000 148300 |
19" x 26" | 60" | blew up 1930 (Brodheads Bridge) |
|
| 25 | 4-6-0 | ALCo Schntdy |
1902 | 25800 | scr 1948 | 141000 148300 |
19" x 26" | 60" | became NYC 25 & 804 (1219?) |
|
| 26 | 4-6-0 | ALCo Schntdy |
1902 | 25801 | scr 1949 | 141000 148300 |
19" x 26" | 60" | became NYC 26, 805 & 1220 |
|
| 27 | 4-6-0 | ALCo Schntdy |
1904 | 29450 | scr 1949 | 146500 148300 |
19" x 26" | 60" | became NYC 27, 806 & 1221 |
|
| 28 | 4-6-0 | ALCo Schntdy |
1904 | 29451 | scr 1946 | 146500 148300 |
19" x 26" | 60" | became NYC 28 & 807 |
|
| 29 | 4-6-0 | ALCo Schntdy |
1904 | 29452 | scr 1932 | 146500 148300 |
19" x 26" | 60" | ||
| 30 | 4-6-0 | ALCo Schntdy |
1906 | 39952 | scr 1949 | 164000 167000 |
20" x 26" | 63" | became NYC 30, 808 & 1222 |
|
| 31 | 4-6-0 | ALCo Schntdy |
1906 | 39953 | scr 1933 | 164000 167000 |
20" x 26" | 63" | became NYC 31 |
|
| 32 | 4-6-0 | ALCo Schntdy |
1906 | 39954 | scr 1945 | 164000 167000 |
20" x 26" | 63" | became NYC 32 & 809 |
|
| 33 | 4-6-0 | ALCo Schntdy |
1906 | 39955 | scr 1949 | 164000 167000 |
20" x 26" | 63" | became NYC 33, 810 & 1223 |
|
| 34 | 4-6-0 | ALCo Schntdy |
1906 | 39956 | scr 1948 | 164000 176500 |
20" x 26" | 63" | became NYC 34, 811 |
|
| 35 | 4-6-0 | ALCo Schntdy |
1906 | 39957 | scr 1949 | 164000 167000 |
20" x 26" | 63" | became NYC 35, 812 & 1225 |
|
| 36 | 4-6-0 | ALCo Schntdy |
1907 | 43061 | scr 1949 | 164000 167000 |
20" x 26" | 63" | became NYC 36, 813 & 1226 |
|
| 37 | 4-6-0 | ALCo Schntdy |
1907 | 43062 | scr 1949 | 164000 176500 |
20" x 26" | 63" | became NYC 37, 814 & 1227 |
|
| 38 | 4-6-0 | ALCo Schntdy |
1907 | 43063 | scr 1949 | 164000 167500 |
20" x 26" | 63" | became NYC 38, 815 & 1228 |
|
| 39 | 4-6-0 | ALCo Schntdy |
1907 | 43064 | scr 1949 | 164000 176500 |
20" x 26" | 63" | became NYC 39, 816 & 1229 |
|
| 40 | 4-6-0 | ALCo Schntdy |
1907 | 43065 | scr 1949 | 164000 176500 |
20" x 26" | 63" | became NYC 40, 817 & 1230 |
|
| 41 | 4-6-0 | ALCo Schntdy |
1907 | 43066 | scr 1949 | 164000 176500 |
20" x 26" | 63" | became NYC 41, 818 & 1231 |
copyrighted Philip M. Goldstein © 2006
Chronological List
of Railroad Accidents
RONDOUT & OSWEGO
NEW YORK, KINGSTON &
SYRACUSE
ULSTER & DELAWARE
.
| location | date | loco # | type | injuries | deaths | notes |
| Kingston | March 6, 1871 | "Pennsylvania" | derailment / worn flanges on loco |
yes | yes | Brakeman Gannon killed by overturned log car |
| West Hurley | Sept 1872 |
passenger car | derailment | none | none | |
| Shokan | Jan 1873 |
loco | derailment | none | none | |
| Kingston | June 22, 1878 | WV / UD | head on | yes | yes | WVRR gravel train left switch open, fireman killed |
| Beaverkill | January 1881 | #3 | side rod failure | no | no | (this incident caused damage to boiler which is believed to have caused 8/23/1883 boiler explosion below) |
| Kingston | February 9, 1883 | WS / UD | collision at intersecting diamond | no | yes | |
| Rondout | August 23, 1883 | #3 | boiler explosion | no | yes | boiler course failure |
| Mt. Pleasant | July 6, 1884 | track obstruction (boulder) | no | no | second passenger car steps caught boulder on track | |
| Olive Branch | March 12, 1888 | 2 locos | derailment | none | none | these two locos were sent out to help a stranded train during 1888 blizzard but derailed due to snow |
| Stony Hollow | <1890 | #1 | short stop | none | yes | brakemen fell under train due to slack running in on cars |
| Grand Hotel - Big Indian | unknown | unknown | runaway (no derail / damage) | none | none | link pin broke, insufficeint air in reservoir |
| Grand Hotel - Fleischmann's | June 30, 1893 | #6 | runaway (no derail / damage) | none | none | main rod broke disabling air brakes |
| Kingston | July 22, 1893 | #6 (again!) |
collision with freight cars | none | none | faulty hand brakes on cars |
| Grand Hotel - Arkville | unknown | coal car | runaway during switching movement | none | none | crew @ Grand Hotel notified Arkville, where switch was thrown and car was shunted to dead end siding. |
| Mt. Pleasant | winter 1901 | baggage car #67 | track obstruction (boulder) | yes | none | |
| Roxbury | #27 | derailment | ||||
| Big Indian | 1907? | derailment | seen on postcard coal train |
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| Brodhead's Bridge | June 14, 1907 | #29, caboose | read end collision | yes | none | coal train excessive speed rear ended mixed freight train |
| Halcottville | Aug 31, 1911 | #39, #9 | head on | yes | yes | |
| Pine Hill | March 19, 1913 | coal train | derailment (broken journal) | yes | yes | Brakeman C. Rowe killed |
| Arkville | June 16, 1916 | #29, #22 | head on with light engine | yes | none | |
| Roxbury/ Grand Gorge |
May 26, 1922 | #22, work car | rear end (work train running backwards) into coal train | yes | yes | worst wreck, 6 died |
| Glenford | Aug 23, 1930 | #24 | boiler explosion | yes | yes | |
| Grand Hotel to Big Indian | runaway engine (no derail / damage) | none | none | |||
| Rondout (yard) | unknown | runaway coal train | yes | none | runaway train entered turntable, hit & drove engine through roundhouse wall | |
| Grand Hotel to Arkville | unknown | runaway coal hopper | none | none | ||
. DELAWARE & EASTERN . |
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| location | date | loco # | type | injuries | deaths | notes |
| Gregorytown | derailment | none | none | running backwards light |
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| Corbett | #2 | derailment | running backwards | |||
| Long Flat | April 1, 1908 | derailment | ||||
| Arena | May 20, 1908 | #3 | derailment | yes | none | |
| Shinhopple | Feb, 1910 | derailment | none | none | ice buildup on tracks | |
. DELAWARE & NORTHERN . |
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| Union Grove | 1922 | runaway/derailment | sand cars | |||
| Gregorytown | 1932 | overturn (motor handcar) | none | yes | R. Fitch died several months later | |
| Lilly Pond (Arena) | Sept 5, 1934 | M-10 | overturn | yes | none | schoolhouse run |
| Arkville | runaway | none | none | passenger car | ||
| East Branch | collision w/ milk truck | none | none | |||
It is compiled from various sources, including official railroad documents,
I have strove to confirm information amongst several diferent sources,
Please feel free to contact me with any corrections, errors or suggestions
or additions.
Phil |
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or:
(845) 586-4672
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