This was a fantastic video, I learned so much! Thank you for including the information on the NY&GL (Erie) station in West Orange, I never knew where the station was, and never knew what it looked like. Amazing that the name "Erie Loop" is STILL used by NJ Transit buses terminating at this point, despite the Erie (and its successor, the Erie-Lackawanna) being gone since 1976!! Thank you for your most informative video!
Excellent information and presentation. The 21 streetcar line ran through my neighborhood -- Roseville -- both on Orange Street and a separate route down Warren (W. Market) Street. Commuters along the route were well served.
Great videos Joe! i was always curious about that old home on Old indian Road, i remember it had a sign saying it was built in the 1700s. Always curious of the history of that home. Thanks again!
that you Mr Fagan .I feel like I should have been born in this era.You mentioned the tracks being buried under the pavement,In front of the new Taco bell every few years you'll get a pot hot and can see the old rails ..keep up this great work
If you restore the trolley line you might as well go Buy the same Light Rail vehicles used in Newark and Jersey City or ask CAF Southern tier NY State for an Urbos Tram.
This was a fantastic video, I learned so much! Thank you for including the information on the NY&GL (Erie) station in West Orange, I never knew where the station was, and never knew what it looked like. Amazing that the name "Erie Loop" is STILL used by NJ Transit buses terminating at this point, despite the Erie (and its successor, the Erie-Lackawanna) being gone since 1976!! Thank you for your most informative video!
Appreciate the inclusion of the primary source documents!
Excellent information and presentation. The 21 streetcar line ran through my neighborhood -- Roseville -- both on Orange Street and a separate route down Warren (W. Market) Street. Commuters along the route were well served.
Great videos Joe! i was always curious about that old home on Old indian Road, i remember it had a sign saying it was built in the 1700s. Always curious of the history of that home. Thanks again!
Yes the house states its built in 1740 .Remember we live in a history rich area
my great grandma used to ride the trolley in west orange in the 1940s when she was little
that you Mr Fagan .I feel like I should have been born in this era.You mentioned the tracks being buried under the pavement,In front of the new Taco bell every few years you'll get a pot hot and can see the old rails ..keep up this great work
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If you restore the trolley line you might as well go Buy the same Light Rail vehicles used in Newark and Jersey City or ask CAF Southern tier NY State for an Urbos Tram.
Thank you 😊
I live in West Orange cool
When I was very little there were still tracks in the road/
What's the prize for guessing where in the blue blazes West Orange is at?
Home of Thomas Edison's Lab, West Orange, NJ
Where West Orange is at?
How about where is it located
Proper grammar is much better than Ebonics
@@Michael-dj9zq Where West Orange is at or Where West Orange is located would have both been correct. Be safe.
Whoopie Goldberg lives there
who cares
Who cares where that liberal lives