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EspañolAbandoned Cokeville Blairsville Torrence Part 3 Pennsylvania Railroad Piers over Conemaugh River
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Abandoned Cokeville Blairsville Torrence Part 3 Pennsylvania Railroad Piers over Conemaugh River
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In 1948-50 the Conemaugh River Dam caused many river towns to be removed. The road to Cokeville and bridge were removed, as well as this railroad spur to the Mainline that runs through Blairsville. These piers are more difficult to get to (as you can see) Visit www.stuffthatsgone.com for more videos pictures and history
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Abandoned Cokeville Blairsville Torrence Part 3 Pennsylvania Railroad Piers over Conemaugh River
Description:
In 1948-50 the Conemaugh River Dam caused many river towns to be removed. The road to Cokeville and bridge were removed, as well as this railroad spur to the Mainline that runs through Blairsville. These piers are more difficult to get to (as you can see) Visit www.stuffthatsgone.com for more videos pictures and history
Author:
theqman1956
Tags:
Abandoned, Cokeville, Blairsville, Railroad, Pennsylvania, RR, Western, Indiana, County, Haunted, Torrence, State, Hospital,
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