THIS VIEW AT GREENPORT SHOWS THE SCOOT IN THE DISTANCE WITH TWO WOODEN CARS BEHIND A D55 OR D56 4-4-0. AT THE LEFT ARE STEEL CARS, THE NEAREST THE CAMERA A 100 SERIES.
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THIS JUNE, 1885 EMPLOYE TIME TABLE - A GIFT FROM RON ZIEL - SHOWS THE SCOOT LEAVING SAG HARBOR AT 9:40 A.M. AS NUMBER 572 AND ARRIVING AT EASTPORT WHERE IT RECEIVED A CONNECTION FROM LONG ISLAND CITY TO SAG HARBOR TRAIN NUMBER 11.
THE SCOOT NOW PROVIDED NOT ONLY LOCAL ACCOMODATIONS BUT ALSO SERVICE TO AND FROM POINTS WEST ON THE MONTAUK DIVISION AND L.I.CITY AND BROOKLYN. NUMBER 572 DEPARTED EASTPORT AT 11:21 AND ARRIVED AT MANOR AT 11:37, THEN DEPARTED MANOR AT 11:47 AS NUMBER 573, ARRIVING AT GREENPORT AT 12:51 P.M. AS THERE WAS NOT YET A WYE AT MANOR THE ENGINE WOULD HAVE TO RUN AROUND THE TRAIN, THUS THE TEN MINUTES PROVIDED IN THE SCHEDULE. THE RETURN TRIP LEFT GREENPORT AT 1:25 AS NUMBER 574 AND ARRIVED AT MANOR AT 2:28, RAN AROUND THE TRAIN AND DEPARTED EASTBOUND AS NUMBER 575 AT 2:43. AT EASTPORT A CONNECTION WAS MADE WITH WESTBOUND SAG HAROR TRAIN NUMBER 36 FOR POINTS WEST ON THE MONTAUK DIVISION AND L. I. CITY AND BROOKLYN. NUMBER 575 DEPARTED EASTPORT AT 2:58, ARRIVING AT SAG HARBOR AT 4:30 P.M. |