Con Edison Workers Unearth Relics From A Different Time In Pelham

Press release from the Town of Pelham:

The Pelham Town Historian Arthur Scinta reports that while workers for Con Ed were digging a deep trench on Cliff Avenue for a new gas line, he asked the workers if they found anything interesting. The next day they turned up a bunch of railroad spikes. They must date to the time that the railroad was put through when perhaps the area that is now Cliff Avenue was used as a staging area for supplies.

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