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Pennsylvania Railroad Agents U Port Authority Trans-Hudson Station Passenger Train Schedules, Accommodations, Fares Passenger Train Schedules, Accommodations, Fares Downloaded from http://PRR.Railfan.net - Collection of Rob Schoenberg - ©2020 - Commercial reproduction or distribution prohibited GENERAL IN DEX PAGE PAGE Adjustment of Fares ................................................... 13 New York and Pittsburgh-Fort Wayne-Chicago ........................ 3 Air-Conditioned Trains ................................................ 13 Optional Routes ...................................................... 13 Atlantic Cit:v and Philadelphia ........................................ 8 Philadelphia and Atlantic City ........................................ 8 Baggage Information .................................................. 13 Philadelphia and Baltimore-Washington ............................... 9 Boston and New York-Philadelphia-Washington ....................... 8 Philadelphia and Pittsburgh-Columbus-Cincinnati. ................... 5 Cancellation of Sleeping Car Reservations .............................. 13 Philadelphia and Pittsburgh-Dayton-Indianapolis-St. Louis ............ 5 Chicago-Dayton and Columbus .......•................................ 10 Philadelphia and Pittsburgh-Fort Wayne-Chicago ...................... 3 Chicago-Indianapolis and Louisville ................................... 10 Philadelphia and New York ............................................ 9 Chicago-Richmond and Cincinnati ..................................... 10 Pittsburgh and Columbus-Cincinnati ................................. 5 Chicago and Pittsburgh-Philadelphia-New York-Washinj!ton .......... l Pittsburgh and Dayton-Indianapolis-St. Louis.. 5 Cincinnati and Chicago ............................................... 10 Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne-Chicago ................................... 3 Cincinnati and Pittsburgh-Philadelphia-New York-Washington ........ 5 Pittsburgh and Philadelphia-New York-Washington .................. 6, 7 Columbus and Chicago ................................................ 10 Red Cap Porter Service ..................................... , .......... 13 Columbus and PittsburQh-Philadelphla-New York-Washington ........ 5 Dayton and Chicago. .10 Refund of Tickets.. ............................ 13 Dayton and PittsburQh-Philadelphla-New York-Washington ........... 5 St. Louis and Pittsburgh-Philadelphia-New York-Washington ......... 5 Equipment of Trains .............................................. ll, 13 Sales Representatives ............................................... 14, 15 Ji'ares . ..................................•............................ 11 Special Service Charge ................................................. 13 Indianapolis and Pittsburgh-Philadelphia-New York-Washington ...... 5 Stop-over privileges ................................................... 13 Information .......................................................... 13 Ticket Restrictions on Broadway Limited .............................. 13 Louisville and Indianapolis-Chicago ................................... 10 Washington and Pittsburgh-Columbus-Cincinnati. .................... 5 Montreal and New York-Philadelphia-Washington ................... 8 Washington and Pittsburgh-Dayton-Indianapolis-St. Louis ............ 5 New York and Philadelphia ............................................ 9 Washington and Pittsburgh-Fort Wayne-Chicago ...................... 3 New York and Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington .................... 9 Washington-New York and Boston .................................... 8 New York-Philadelphia-Washington-Baltimore and Pittsburgh ....... 6, 7 Washington-New York and Montreal. ................................. 8 New York and Pittsburgh-Columbus-Cincinnati ...................... 5 Washington-Baltimore and Philadelphia-New York .................... 9 New York and Pittsburgh-Dayton-Indianapolis-St. Louis .............. 5 Washington-Baltimore and Pittsburgh ............................... 6, 7 (Printed In U.S.A.) THE CUNEO PRESS, INC,, PHILA.., PA. Form 2 (2nd Edition) lOOM 7-19-66 Downloaded from http://PRR.Railfan.net - Collection of Rob Schoenberg - ©2020 - Commercial reproduction or distribution prohibited 2 Schedules shown in this time table are in terms of LOCAL TIME, either Standard or Daylight, as observed by each Communr1y. CHICAGO TO BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK Central Daylight Time EASTWARD Chicago to Valparaiso Broadway Pennsyl- The Eastern Standard Time Manhattan The The vania Golden Limited General Limited Admiral Limited Triangle Plymouth to Mansfield -22-- -48-- -50-- -64-- Miles Eastern Daylight Time 28 64 Wooster to New York Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Except (For Equipment of Trains, Sat. & see page 12) Sept. 4 Lv Chicago, Central Standard Tim•------------------------- 10./0 3.1$ 4.00 S.30 10.10 10.10 All PM PM Pll PM PM Central Daylight Time NB NP .o Lv CHICA.GO (Union StationJ---··-·-·-·----------------·- 11.10 4.16 6.00 6.30 11.10 11 .10 7.0 " Englewood ____ ·--·-········-···----------------------- cll.26 c 4.28 c 6.13 c 6.46 25.0 11.50 4 51 7.10 ---1nr- 11.43 43.6 : ~!@'.;-r-;.i;.;:::::::::::::::: :: :: :: :: ::::::: :: :: : : : : : : : :: 7.33 12.03 12.03 Eastern Standard Time 83.8 5.43 8.14 108.7 : ~!~~;~~::::::: :: :: :: :::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::: 1 08 8.41 ----i:35-- ---T35-- 148.0 " Ft. Wayne•• ------------•••••• ------------------------ 1 43 "' -T36"­ 7 15 9 17 180.4 " Van Wert......... __ ............................. ---------------------- .. .. 2 23 All b 9.59 207.6 " Lima .................................................. ------------------------ 2 51 ! -·ng-· Private 10 31 ----2:49·· 2.49 222.3 " Ada. ............................................................................................................... .. I 3.11 Room 250.4 ~ Train 11.16 267.2 I 3 55 279.6 :: ~~if;;.~-~~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 4 13 ---·-9:1r·- 11.55 293.1 " Mansfield ••••••••••••• _••••• _. ------------------------ 4.42 12.24 Eastern Daylight Time i--r~r 333.3 " Wooster ............................................................................................. .. 6 23 .s 344.4 " Orrville _______________________________ --------- __ _ I 6 39 358.9 " Massillon ••••••••••••••••••••• ------------------------ 6.55 366.7 " Canton ••••• _••••• _••••••• ___ • __ ---------------------- 7 10 ~ -11:1s-­ ---T46-- 6.46 386.4 " Alliance ............................................................................................................ ... 7.33 .. 11.41 7.09 7.09 398.8 " Salem ____ •••••••••••••• -·--·· __ ---------------------- 7 52 7.25 7.25 468.4 Ar Pittsburgh ____ ••••••••• _ •• _______ -------------------- 9 30 ·E --i:ii-- -----i:3r-· 4.50 8.55 8.55 468.4 Lv Pittsburgh •••••• __ ---__ •••• __ ------------------------ 10 00 ~ 1.11 1.34 5.15 9.35 499.2 Ar Greensburg •••• __ ----___ ._._. ____ ••• ___ ------------ __ 10.45 ·II -------- 5.54 10.17 509.5 " Latrobe. ___ ._ ••••• _••• _. - ••••• ------ • - -------------- 10.58 c. -------- 10.30 544.8 " Johnstown __ ... ______ ........... _... _.. -------- ........... ____ ------- __ _ 11.40 00 6.48 11.10 582.3 " Altoona(+) ____ •••••••••••••••• ______ ------------------ 12.45 ~ 3.45 ----Tiif-- 7.50 12.14 652.5 " Lewistown (Penna. State Univeroity+l---------------· 2.09 ---<i-S:i9 __ _ 9.18 1.35 713.1 Ar Harrisburg ____ ~ ____ •• __ •••• _. ________________ -------- 3.15 ....Ii 6 05 10.24 2 43 713.1 Lv Harrisburg••••• __ •••••••••••• ---------·-------------- ~ 7.00 93':00 740.2 Ar York _____ •••••••••••••••••• __ ------- ___ -------------- 0 7.50 9 3.46 796.4 " Baltimore (Penna. Stationl----------------------------- .. 9.55 9 5 25 836.5 Ar W A.SHINGTON ____ • ---• --•••• ------------------------ ~ 10.55 9 6 50 Ar Washington, Eastern Standard Time ___________________ _ 'i 9.55 ------------ 95.50 713.1 Lv Harrisburg••••••••••••••••••• ------------------------ 3.35 I: 6.30 d 6.19 lQ.40 2 43 748.4 Ar Lancaster•••• ___ -···-••••••• _.------------------------ 4.08 11.13 3 28 777 .7 " Coatesville ____ ••• __ ._._._. _______________________ _ J __ '.:~~-- §11.40 3 57 796.3 " Paoli. •••• -·-· --•••••••• - •••• ------------------------ --<iT55-- 11 d 7.48 12.00 4.17 Phlladelphla .. Penna. Station (30th St.) __ -------------·-------- d 5.30 821.8 Nnrth Philadelphia Station. _______________________ _ ~ <1-0:1r-- ---<1-a:o:f-- --iii:f 40-­ ----,n5-- 849.6 " Trenton ............................................... ------------------------ 6.36 .. d 8.49 ---iiTis __ _ d 1.23 6.20 897 .7 " Newark. _____ --------_-----------------_____ --------_ d 7.31 -~ d 9.36 d 2.11 6.04 Lv Newark••••••••• ----·-·------------------------------ 7.36 ~ ;9.:il 9.21 2.21 y 6.12 Ar .Jerse31_City (ExchanKB Place) (Ul-----------------------­ 7.58 r 9.58 9.38 2.38 y 6 28 Ar New York (Hudson Terminal) (Ul----------------------· 8.01 rl0.01 9.41 2.41 y,6.31 907.7 Ar NEW YORK (Penna. Station>----------------------··· 7.55 9.50 9.30 2.50 6 20 AM AM AM PM PM New York to Boston-New Haven R.R. Eastern Daylight Time AM AM PM Pll PM Lv New York (Penna. Sta.}.----------------------------------- * 3.15 *11.20 * 2.10 * 6.00 * 8.36 Ar New Haven_._ ••• _••• _ •• ----------------------------------- 4.44 12.61 3.40 7.30 10.15 Ar Providence ___ •• _._ ••• __ ------------------------------------ 7.20 2.53 6.55 9.37 ____Pi ___ _ Ar Boston (South Sta.l---------------------------------------- 8.25 3 46 6.45 10.30 AM Pll PM I'll <Tm Reference Marke NP No checked baggage handled Pittsburgh to New DISCOVER AMERICA • Dally. York. I Stops Sundays only.
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