Ad, Erie Railroad:

Ad, Erie Railroad: "We've Changed Stations"; re changing trains to Erie-Lackawanna Terminal, Hoboken; published in Trains, Dec. 1956.

Archive

Scope and Content"We've Changed Stations"; full page ad by Erie Railroad as published in Trains: The Magazine of Railroading, December 1956, inside front cover. Clipped leaf, 7-3/4" x 11" high. Text is in notes. Note the Lackawanna Terminal at Hoboken is now called Erie-Lackawanna Terminal. Does not mention the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad except as referenced by the name of the terminal. Text discusses the three ways to reach Hoboken including Rockefeller Center Motor Coach, Barclay Street Ferry and the Hudson and Manhattan Tube Trains. Map at right shows the routes. It does not show street or highway routes in New Jersey for driving to Hoboken.

Entry/Object ID

2010.007.0258

Acquisition

Accession

2010.007

Source or Donor

Lukacs, Claire

Acquisition Method

Gift

Credit Line

Museum Collections. Gift of a friend of the Museum.

Archive Details

Date(s) of Creation

1956 - 1956

Archive Notes

Date(s) Created: 1956 Date(s): 1956

Condition

Overall Condition

Good

General Notes

Note

Notes: We've Changed Stations. ALL ERIE TRAINS (except certain commuter trains) NOW ARRIVE AND DEPART from the ERIE-LACKAWANNA STATION in HOBOKEN New Jersey instead of Jersey City 3 FAST, CONVENIENT ROUTES SERVING NEW YORK CITY ROCKEFELLER CENTER MOTOR COACH Direct service between the Hoboken Station and Rockefeller Center Terminal in midtown Manhattan, via the Holland Tunnel. Intermediate stops: inbound, along Eight Avenue at W. 32nd Street and at W. 42nd Street; outbound, W. 34th Street at Eighth Avenue (Hotel New Yorker). This is a special service provided by the Erie exclusively for the convenience of passengers traveling between New York City and points west of Goshen, New York. Ordinary hand baggage is carried free and transferred for you at all stops. Please buy motor coach tickets, when you buy your rail tickets, or from your conductor (they are not sold after arrival in Hoboken). The fare is one-dollar, including tax. BARCLAY STREET FERRY You can enjoy frequent, direct ferry boat service without charge, between Barclay Street in downtown Manhattan, and the Erie-Lackawanna Station in Hoboken. Schedules are arranged to connect with all through trains. HUDSON & MANHATTAN TUBE TRAINS Frequent service via H & M Tube Trains to 33rd Street and 6th Ave., in midtown Manhattan or downtown to Hudson Terminal at Church St. is available at Hoboken-fare, twenty-cents. For further details, see your Erie ticket agent or conductor. ----- [map legend] Legend - Motor Coach Service Route between Rockefeller Center and Hoboken Intermediate Stops in New York City Outbound W 34th St. at 8th Ave. (Hotel New Yorker) Inbound 8th Ave' at W 32nd St. 8th Ave. at W. 42nd St. Status: OK Status By: dw Status Date: 2010-11-01

detail left: three methods of tranportation to Hoboken