Conesus Lake Junction
The Livonia, Avon, and Lakeville's northbound turn towards Rochester smokes out of Lakeville, New York behind two ALCOs elephant-style: an ex-NYC C430 and an ex-New Haven C425.
This location was once known as Conesus Lake Junction. Splitting off to the left is the former Erie Rochester Division which ran between Corning and Rochester, and the train is coming off what was once the Conesus Lake Branch heading south into Lakeville and ending at a former steamboat terminal on Conesus Lake. An Erie mile marker can be seen on the left indicating 359 miles to Jersey City.
Conesus Lake Junction
The Livonia, Avon, and Lakeville's northbound turn towards Rochester smokes out of Lakeville, New York behind two ALCOs elephant-style: an ex-NYC C430 and an ex-New Haven C425.
This location was once known as Conesus Lake Junction. Splitting off to the left is the former Erie Rochester Division which ran between Corning and Rochester, and the train is coming off what was once the Conesus Lake Branch heading south into Lakeville and ending at a former steamboat terminal on Conesus Lake. An Erie mile marker can be seen on the left indicating 359 miles to Jersey City.