by SST
I don't know who owned this section of rails [I'm guessing Erie] but I was surprised to see that a pair of rails are still in the ground. Check out Acme mapper- http://mapper.acme.com/?ll=42.93597,-78 ... nmore%20NY" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
I marked it A B C D etc but it seems to have rearranged the markers...... Marker J is a bike path along the creek but crosses a RR. I small trestle goes across the creek into an industrial yard [Now Buffalo police auto impound yard]. There are some rails in the ground going underneath the expressway [198]. But what surprised me was the next set in the ground at marker B. With the expansion of Buffalo State, new parking areas were needed which expanded into the property that these rails exist. Therefore allowing me to ride the bike around in areas off limits years ago. This picture is standing on the ROW looking SW towards the impound yard and Erie Freight house on Tonawanda St beyond the impound and to the right.
I marked it A B C D etc but it seems to have rearranged the markers...... Marker J is a bike path along the creek but crosses a RR. I small trestle goes across the creek into an industrial yard [Now Buffalo police auto impound yard]. There are some rails in the ground going underneath the expressway [198]. But what surprised me was the next set in the ground at marker B. With the expansion of Buffalo State, new parking areas were needed which expanded into the property that these rails exist. Therefore allowing me to ride the bike around in areas off limits years ago. This picture is standing on the ROW looking SW towards the impound yard and Erie Freight house on Tonawanda St beyond the impound and to the right.