Wikipedia entry: Washington, Pennsylvania
According to the "The Pennsylvania Railroad C.T. 1000 C, May 1, 1945" the PRR served 32 industries and two passenger stations in Washington in a span of just three miles. These are listed below starting from north to south (railroad East to West).
- m.p. 20.6 - Sims Lumber Co.
- m.p. 21.1 - F. J. Kress Box Co.
- m.p. 21.1 - Protected Steel Products Co.
- m.p. 21.5 - Washington Mine, Hillman Coal Co.
- m.p. 21.6 - B & O RR Connection via Tylerdale Connecting Railroad
- m.p. 21.7 - Dunbar & Wallace Lumber Co.
- m.p. 21.8 - Passenger Station
- m.p. 22.0 - O'Brien Steel Construction Company (William O'Brien, president)
- m.p. 22.0 - I. Richman & Co. No. 1
- m.p. 22.0 - Russell Brothers
- m.p. 22.1 - Fair Grounds
- m.p. 22.1 - Sinclair Refining Co. No. 1
- m.p. 22.2 - Duncan & Miller Glass Company and Star Foundry Co.
- m.p. 22.2 - Household Products Co.
- m.p. 22.2 - Albert Packing Co.
- m.p. 22.2 - I. Richman & Co. No. 2
- m.p. 22.4 - McVehil Plumbing Co.
- m.p. 22.5 - City Coal Company
- m.p. 22.5 - Atlantic Refining Co.
- m.p. 22.5 - Keystone Builders Supply Co.
- m.p. 22.6 - Washington Ice Co.
- m.p. 22.6 - W. A. Little Lumber Co.
- m.p. 22.6 - Team Tracks
- m.p. 22.7 - Freight Station
- m.p. 22.7 - Passenger Station Chestnut Street
- m.p. 22.7 - M. Rom & Son No. 2
- m.p. 22.7 - Penn Mfg. Co.
- m.p. 22.8 - Mississippi Glass Co.
- m.p. 23.0 - Enginehouse
- m.p. 23.3 - Hazel-Atlas Glass Co. No. 1 Plant
- m.p. 23.5 - Main Street Station
- m.p. 23.5 - PCC&StL Railroad (end of mainline track)
- m.p. 23.6 - Judson Wiley & Sons
- m.p. 23.6 - Hazel-Atlas Glass Co. No. 2 Altas Factory