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Index>Vendors>William A. Jordan Prints
William A. Jordan Prints
Locations Available:
Branchville, Franklin, Hamburg, Lafayette, Monroe, Newton
(Click the thumbnail or the negative # to see an enlargement)
Hamburg:
Negative #JB166, Photographer: A.J. Bloom.
This photo shows the connection between the New York, Susquehanna & Western railroad and the Lehigh & Hudson River railroad. In Sussex Railroad days, the S.R.R. and the N.Y.S.& W. shared the track from Franklin to this point which was called Hamburg Junction, where the S.R.R. broke off to continue north to McAfee.
After the L.& H.R bought the track from McAfee to Hamburg, they inherited the trackage rights and used them until building their parallel track from Hamburg to Franklin.
Negative #H35, Photographer: A.J. Bloom.
A great shot of the L.& H.R. railroad bridge over what is now Rte 23. This bridge shown is pre 1908 when the L.& H.R. built the one we're familiar with, it therefore could very well date back to Sussex Railroad construction.
Here I present, with permission, the glass negative prints which are available from William A. Jordan through his website, Antiquephotostore.com. These are not photos of 100 year old post cards, but are very high quality photographic prints made from the original glass negatives. It's a true art to get the images seen here from these negatives and Mr. Jordan can reproduce them in several sizes.
The scans above were made from the (approx.) 8x10 inch prints I bought from Mr. Jordan and believe me they are worth the price. I'd like to mention that the images on this page are what I consider specific to the Sussex Railroad. Mr. Jordan has many more images pertaining to the railroads in Hamburg, N.J. Please contact him for information.
Contact Information: William A. Jordan
Telephone: 1-973-579-6051
Postal address: P.O. Box 254 Augusta, N. J. 07822-0254
E-Mail: jordan@garden.net
If you mention my name when ordering prints of these photos, it will benefit my research of the D.L.& W. Sussex Branch - Dave Rutan
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