Category Archives: Northern Central RR

Historical Mitigation Comes to York, PA

Posted on May 2, 2008 by june lloyd

What is historical mitigation? A simplified example is that when a structure that might have some historical value is demolished, something is done to compensate for that loss. When the Sovereign Bank Stadium in York, bounded by George, North, Queen, … Continue reading →

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Tragic Good Friday Train Wreck at Glen Rock

Posted on February 18, 2008 by june lloyd

The above images from the 1985 York Daily Record story were supplied to the newspaper by Gary L. Klinedinst. A few older folks might still remember the spectacular train wreck at Centerville, just outside of Glen Rock that Friday afternoon … Continue reading →

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