Scope and ContentTimetable: Erie-Lackawanna Railroad, The Friendly Service Route; Between New York, Scranton, Binghamton, Elmira, Buffalo, Jamestown, Youngstown, Cleveland, Akron, Chicago. Effective October 30, 1960. Single leaf 9" high x 15-15/16" wide folded to 4" wide. No form number. PDF on file. The first schedule for long distance passenger service issued by the newly-merged railroads. Mainline service; trains operated from Hoboken (called New York Terminal in schedule.) See archives 2012.007.0089 for a schedule of the same date for service as far as Binghamton and Scranton. Merger of Erie Railroad and Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad took effect on Oct. 15, 1960. Named trains: Pacific Express The Owl The Westerner The Lake Cities The Twilight The Phoebe Snow Erie-Lackawanna Limited The New Yorker Pocono Express New York Mail Atlantic Express Equipment description and accomodation details for each train is given. A very useful document for the beginning of the E-L. Besides ferry and motor coach (bus) services, travel to or from Hoboken via the Hudson & Manhattan Railroad is stated; fare twenty-five cents.