Heritage: York & Maryland Line Railroad, Northern Central Railway
CT 1000, 1945: Eastern Region, Central Pennsylvania Division, Maryland Division, Northern Central Railway
Maryland Division ETT, 1954: Eastern Region, Maryland Division, Northern Central Branch
Glen Rock was a base for helper engines to assist eastbound trains up the hill to New Freedom (usually an H9 class). Important industries were the Glen Rock Mill -- built as a woolen mill and converted to a flour mill, American Machine and Foundry, and J. F. & H. O. Neuhaus farm equipment.
Glen Rock in 1902.
Sanborn Maps (1913)
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Order is south to north. Distance from Baltimore (passenger station)...
J. F. & H. O. Neuhaus (MP 40.6)
Farm equipment business.
Public Delivery (MP 40.7)
Coleman Enterprise Co. and American Machine & Foundry Co. (MP 40.8)
Station (MP 40.8)
 A stunning shot of Glen Rock in the 1900s. A standard passenger shelter is seen at the left with a tower in the distance. |
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