My LIRR Website Update January 2024

http://www.trainsarefun.com/lirr/lirrwebsiteupdate.htm

http://www.trainsarefun.com/lirr/setauket/setauket.htm NEW PAGE Setauket Station 1/23

http://www.trainsarefun.com/lirr/Scoot/ ... #Push-Pull SECTION UPDATE 5/25/1971 LIRR places first push-pull diesel train in service 1/20

http://www.trainsarefun.com/lirr/whites ... estone.htm SECTION UPDATE Whitestone Branch Mileposts 1/18

Great job as always, amazing on how you're able to get more things on the Whitestone Branch after all of this time. Thanks for your efforts!

i always look forward to your posts.this appears to be the same update as last month

northpit wrote:i always look forward to your posts.this appears to be the same update as last month

NP: Steve Lynch's Monthly Website Update in FULL is available by reviewing the listings in the continuous scroll...
There is a discernible gray line that separates each month's additions making them easier to take note to...
What additions were the same as December 2023? For the last 25 years this well-prepared LIRR History site
has been something that anyone interested in the LIRR can look forward to...And to think that all this is being
compiled and posted each month by SL from Florida - now that IS dedication to everything LIRR...MACTRAXX

MACTRAXX wrote: ↑Fri Feb 02, 2024 12:48 pm

northpit wrote:i always look forward to your posts.this appears to be the same update as last month

NP: Steve Lynch's Monthly Website Update in FULL is available by reviewing the listings in the continuous scroll...
There is a discernible gray line that separates each month's additions making them easier to take note to...
What additions were the same as December 2023? For the last 25 years this well-prepared LIRR History site
has been something that anyone interested in the LIRR can look forward to...And to think that all this is being
compiled and posted each month by SL from Florida - now that IS dedication to everything LIRR...MACTRAXX

the dec 2023 and jan 2024 are exactly the same update. take a look and compare them.maybe im wrong,sorry

Thanks Folks for reading and input. There are over 6000 entries since 7/2009. In retrospect, too bad I hadn't started it back in 1998! BTW, we know how to use Ctrl-f to search a page, but to search an entire site use the command "site:" in the URL line. For example to find info at trainsarefun about push pull, type: site:www.trainsarefun.com/lirr/ push pull (no underline) This site: command works in any browser and on all websites!