| Around Hornell |
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All photos and other information reflected on this page are credited to Jim Sponholz's Erie Railroad web site. What is listed here only reflects a small part of Jim's site so I urge you to visit "The Erie Railroad, Linking Chicago and Jersey City-New York" web site by clicking the ERIE icon above or at the bottom of this page! |
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1934 HORNELL SHOPS PERSONNEL ROSTER The Hornell Shop was the Erie's largest locomotive repair complex. Being a union shop, seniority dictated job assignments. The data tables below list seniority dates for 1,318 Hornell employees in the following job classifications: Carmen, Machinists, Painters, Boilermakers, Blacksmiths, Crane Operators, Electricians, Sheet Metal Workers, as well as Helpers and Apprentices in all of the above categories.
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Photos of Hornell Erie RailRoad Personnel - prior to 1952
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November 1942 Erie Magazine Cover |
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