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Are you sure this was taken by Phelps? I know Phelps took quite a few images of this wreck, but they are all labeled differently than this image. Additionally none of his images that I have seen (of this wreck) are sepia toned.

Hi JoniMakesStuff, In early train wreck imagery, X's were used to indicate where injured people were found following the wreck. That may be what the x's indicate. Best, Effie

For pictures of other US NPCS (non-passenger carrying stock), including TPO (Travelling Post Offices) in the Clerestory Group click here...... Adjust size to suit, the detail option gives descriptions. For other relevant pictures, relating to New York State, in the Clerestory Group click here.... of which these (click here.......) are mapped with Flickr's new 2015 group mapping functionality, provided always the underlying Flickr mapping has taken place. .

When adding this interesting photo to the Clerestory Coaches (Railways) Group, please use the Flickr mapping facility, as indicated in the group rules #2, note A. Alternatively, there is a sequenced example available to assist you click here........ and then click on the pdf file. Many thanks.

An approxiimate location would be quite acceptable. .

When adding this interesting photo to the Clerestory Coaches (Railways) Group, please use the Flickr mapping facility, as indicated in the group rules #2, note A. Alternatively, there is a sequenced example available to assist you click here........ and then click on the pdf file. Many thanks.

An approximate, even regional, location of the normal running area would be quite adequate given the possible uncertainty in the specific location. .