Pictures of Hanover Junction
Pictures of Hanover Junction
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Hanover Junction, Pennsylvania. Passenger train and crowd at station, 1863
Image clearly shows the house diagonally across the tracks from the station.
Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division, CALL NUMBER: LC-B811-2330[P&P] 01530u
Hanover Junction. Photograph purportedly showing Abraham Lincoln, 1863.
Is the tall gentleman in the high hat actually Abe Lincoln?
Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division, CALL NUMBER: LOT 4164; [reproduction number LC-USZ62-50366] 3a50436u
Hanover Junction Railroad Station, 1863
Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division, CALL NUMBER: LOT 4164-D; Reproduction Number: LC-USZ62-124420 3c24420v
Hanover Junction Railroad Yards, 1863
Locomotive is on the Hanover Branch ("Old Branch") Railroad.
Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division,CALL NUMBER: LOT 4161; Reproduction Number: LC-USZ62-68619 3b16077u
Hanover Junction, Pennsylvania. 1863. Hanover Junction Station
Detail of crowd waiting on platform.
Original negative at National Archives, No. B-360. Photograph attributed to Mathew B. Brady or assistant. LOT 4177, no. 78 [P&P]
Note: This is Hanover Junction, PA, not Hanover Junction, VA
2330 Hanover Junction
Source: Civil War Richmond (www.mdgorman.com/Photographs/Anthony/2330.htm)Â
E.&H.T. Anthony
Hanover Junction, Pa. 1863. Passenger train at depot
Photograph from the main eastern theater of the war, Gettysburg, June-July, 1863.
Hanover Junction, Pa. Passenger train at depot. [Between 1860 and 1865] Photograph. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, <www.loc.gov/item/2018666295/>.Â
Hanover Junction, Pa. 1863. Passenger train at depot
Photograph from the main eastern theater of the war, Gettysburg, June-July, 1863.
Hanover Junction, Pa. Passenger train at depot. [Between 1860 and 1865] Photograph. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, <www.loc.gov/item/2018666295/>.Â
Junction Hotel, Hanover Junction, PA 1863.Â
Cropped portion of Digital ID: cph 3b16077
Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division, [reproduction number LC-USZ62-68619]Â
No. 502 approaching Hanover Junction, 2:05 P.M.
Photo by Roger Shaffer
No. 533 arriving at Hanover Junction
May 31, 1953Â
Photo by Roger Shaffer
Bridge at Hanover Junction, Pennsylvania; burned by Confederates before the battle of Gettysburg
Hanover Junction, Pennsylvania. Bridge at Hanover Junction burned by Confederates before the battle of Gettysburg. Photograph. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, <www.loc.gov/item/2018670663/>.Â
Pennsylvania Railroad Bridge over Codorus at Hanover Junction
Codorus Bridge washed out after hurricane Agnes, 1972
Photo by Roger Shaffer
Hanover Junction, Pa. - Passenger concrete bridge replaced washed out bridge over Codorus
Hanover Junction Pennsylvania State Historical Marker
“Here, Nov. 18, 1863, a special train carrying Abraham Lincoln and party to Gettysburg for dedication of National Cemetery changed railroads. Earlier in that year, wounded soldiers were transported from Gettysburg battlefield to this Junction, thence to distant hospitals. It was a chief point on the Military Telegraph line, 1863.”
— Pennsylvania Historical and Museum CommissionÂ
Hanover Junction Coal Yard, 1917
From the collection of R. L. Williams
Hanover Junction Station
Station house in deteriorating condition
Photo by Roger Shaffer
Employees of H.I. Gladfelter Cigar Mfg., Hanover Junction, PA
Wilferd Shaffer (front row, left side) later became station agent at the Hanover Junction Railroad Station.
Dedication of restored Hanover Junction Station, November 18, 2001
Roger Shaffer (with red tie)
Dedication of restored Hanover Junction Station, November 18, 2001
Dedication of restored Hanover Junction Station, November 18, 2001
Hanover Junction Station, 1918
Close-up of Wilferd J. Shaffer standing at door -- Hanover Junction Station
Diehl's School, North Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania
This is the school that Roger Shaffer attended.
Conductor C.E. McCauley
No. 553 leaving Hanover Junction
Photo by Roger Shaffer
Helen Nicolay, daughter of John Nicolay (President Lincoln's Secretery),
at Hanover Junction
May 31, 1953
Photo by Roger Shaffer
Village of Hanover Junction
Hanover Junction, late 1920s
W. S. Henry & Son General Merchandise, Hanover Junction, Pennsylvania
The Henry residence, 1953. Formerly the Junction Hotel.
Curve at Hanover Junction -- Looking North from top of signal tower.
Photo by Roger Shaffer
Track Workers at Hanover Junction (about 1920)
Left to Right:
At the station: Roger Shaffer, Wilferd J. Shaffer (station agent)
On track: Levi Miller, John Keesel, James Newcomer, Harry Smith
Jim Newcomer, 1940, at Hanover Junction Station
Photo by Roger Shaffer
PRR 4-6-2 3411 No. 993, 4:58 P.M.
Photo by Roger Shaffer
Mine Entrance
Photo by Roger Shaffer
Milepost 46
Pennsylvania System, Eastern Region,
Southern Division, Baltimore Division
Employee Time Table No. 5
Pennsylvania System, Eastern Region, Southern Division, Baltimore Division
Employee Time Table No. 5, page 38.
Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger Time Table, 1941. Cover.
Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger Time Table, 1941.
PRR locomotive on bridge crossing the Codorus
Photo by Roger Shaffer
Signal at Hanover Junction N-461
Photo by Roger Shaffer
House across tracks from the Hanover Junction railroad station. This is where RES grew up after moving out of the station.
Photo by Roger Shaffer
Guard is stationed on the platform at Hanover Junction station, June 8, 1939 - 8:32 A.M.
He is awaiting the train carrying King George VI and Queen Elizabeth as it passes through Hanover Junction en route to Washington, D.C.
Photo by Roger Shaffer
Pilot engine travels through Hanover Junction, preceding the train carrying King George Vi and Queen Elizabeth. June 8, 1939.
Photo by Roger Shaffer
Train carrying King George VI and Queen Elizabeth as it approaches Hanover Junction. June 8, 1939.
Photo by Roger Shaffer
Train carrying King George VI and Queen Elizabeth as it passes over the bridge at Hanover Junction. June 8, 1939.
Photo by Roger Shaffer
Train carrying King George VI and Queen Elizabeth as it leaves Hanover Junction. June 8, 1939.
Photo by Roger Shaffer
Village of Hanover Jct. sign
A switch leg was added at Hanover Junction to show where the Old Branch Railroad connected (going to the left).
PRR #55Y southbound from Harrisburg, passing Hanover Junction Station, Nov. 1963.
(Image by Gene Myers, courtesy Codorus Valley Area Historical Society)
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