Pocono Auto Facility served Chrysler and opened in ?? It had four unloading tracks and a large auto storage yard. The railroad served it from a double-ended siding to the north of the mainline and used a switchback-style lead to access the unloading tracks inside the facility. In 1999 the facility appeared pretty much as it had been when closed, but shortly after these photos were made, construction began on a Con Agra grain mill. The site is now an active destination for a Grain Train run by the Delaware-Lackawanna Railroad.
Not served by
the railroad but located along the right-of-way, a hardwood company
is just (railroad) west of the Auto Facility. A model of the area will need
to include that company as well, so here are photos of that facility, too
Mount Pocono
Auto Facility in 1999
The east end of the siding serving the facility.
The throat inside the facility. Four tracks served the facility.
The hardwood company next to the Auto Facility.
