Anyone know which track is which in Sayre photo?

I numbered them to be helpful. Was really just interested in which tracks were the main but figured I'd label everything. Thanks. (Photo from ebay)

WOW! Amazing! First post in the LV forum since early November!

Charles I don't know the answer but I'm sending the question to a couple possible sources for you. I'll let you know if it works out, or maybe somebody will post here directly with the details.

The info below is not vouch safe but is the best that can be ascertained according to a 1973 very worn and faded Sayre Yard track diagram:

Tracks by nydepot numbering:

1. Waverly Branch
2. Eastward main track
3. Crossover westward main track to eastward main track
4.) Westward main track
5.) Eastward yard lead
6. Westward yard lead
7. Track 37 westward yard
8. Track 39 westward yard
9. Track 6 eastward yard

Thank you all.

5 and 6 may have been that on the official map but all the LV crews I worked with called them the east leader and west leader, if you want to go with the more readily known names.

Did there used to be something between tracks four and five? Five and six really seem to curve around something.

There were two tracks in there, one a very short double-ended siding off the WB Main and another stub next to 37 that may or may not have been tied into 37 at the west end at one time. They lasted into diesel era. IDK their use - educated guess probably for milk/express cars or Pullman add/drops as they seem to have disappeared a few years after passenger trains and milk cars. I have one aerial steam era pic that has two single cars there, one at the west end of each track, and they are too short to be passenger cars but too long to be 40' freight cars so probably either milk or express cars.

One photo in my files depicts a caboose or two on a track that connects to No. 5 and is within the area that the tracks curve around.