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Which towns had stations on the Middletown and Crawford?

Discussion relating to the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western, the Erie, and the resulting 1960 merger creating the Erie Lackawanna. Visit the Erie Lackawanna Historical Society at http://www.erielackhs.org/.

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Which towns had stations on the Middletown and Crawford?

 #1619350  by breadandnutsandbreadandnuts
 
Wikipedia says Bloomingburg, NY used to be a railroad town before a fire in 1922. It also says, however, that neither the Erie nor the NYO&W had a station in the town.

I'm going to hedge my bets and ask if the Middletown and Crawford, the railroad that replaced the local turnpike, was the one that had a station there.

Re: Which towns had stations on the Middletown and Crawford?

 #1619614  by Roadgeek Adam
 
The M&C was Bullville, Circleville, Thompson Ridge, Van Keurens and Pine Bush. All of them are part of the town of Crawford, save for Circleville, which is Wallkill.

Bloomingburg, NY was an O&W stop (High View).
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