SAG   HARBOR   BRANCH   -   Part FOUR
SAG     HARBOR

THE   1870   STATION   IN   1878.


BY THE EARLY 1900'S THE STATION BUILDING HAD BEEN MOVED TO THE
EAST (L.I.R.R. SOUTH) SIDE OF THE TRACKS - THIS IS LOOKING NORTH (L.I.R.R. EAST).
THE WESTBOUND TRAIN HAS AN 1883 ROGERS 0-4-6T FORNEY ORIGINALLY BUILT FOR
THE N.Y.& M.B.R.R. AS NUMBER 61.   IN 1898 IT HAD BEEN RENUMBERED 227.   WHEN
A NEW D16b (P.R.R. 1906) TOOK THAT NUMBER THE TANK ENGINE BECAME THE 327.


LONG   WHARF

PROPERTY OF THE MONTAUK STEAMBOAT COMPANY
TRACK AND TRESTLE BELONGED TO THE RAILROAD




MONTAUK STEAMBOAT COMPANY'S "SHINNECOCK"


JULY 28, 1908 BROOKLYN TIMES
 

FOUR PHOTOS OF THE WRECK COURTESY OF RON ZIEL.  THE
ENGINE WAS NUMBER 32 - ROGERS 1882 - BUILT AS NUMBER 85.







THE BIG HOOK WITH JACKBEAMS EXTENDED.


BLUEPRINT SHOWS STATION,   EXPRESS AND FREIGHT
HOUSES,   TURNTABLE   AND   TWO   COAL   TRESTLES.


THE   NEW   1909   BRICK   STATION


ABOUT 1960 VINCENT SEYFRIED PHOTOGRAPHED THE FORMER STATION.


BOB EMERY POTOGRAPHED THE FORMER STATION IN 1952.


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