The next meeting of the Tri-State Railway Historical Society will be on:
Thursday, February 9 at 7:30PM at Honeywell (formerly Allied Signal), Route 510, Columbia Turnpike, Morris Township, NJ.
This month's entertainment will be some choice chestnuts from Mitch Dakelman's collection, including a newly discovered 16 mm sound film on the Rutland/Green Mountain Railroads, a restored Kodachrome film called The Modern Coal Burning Steam Locomotive from the Norfolk & Western, and the railroad tank car safety film BLEVE for the benefit of our president and local refinery trainmaster! Thanks Mitch!
From this point forward Tri-State's
regular monthly meeting location will be the
Larry Bossidy Learning Center at Honeywell in Morris Township. This
is the building off to your left as you drive up the entrance road, just beyond
and across from our previous location.
Your name must appear on a list used by the Honeywell security
personnel to permit entrance. If you would like to bring a guest
(this would include your spouse or child), you must contact Rich
Wisneski AT LEAST 10 days before the meeting to have the guest's name
added to the list. The deadline for the February meeting is Monday,
January 30.
Hot Line (for inclement weather updates): 973-656-0707
DIRECTIONS:
From I-287 South, use Exit 37, NJ Route 24 East. Use Exit 2A, Route 510, Columbia Tpk., the first ramp to Morristown. Turn left at the second traffic light into Honeywell. Ask the guard for directions to Tri-State or, if there is no guard, ask the person on the intercom just past the guard house.
From I-287 North, get off at Exit 36A. Go about 0.5 miles and go right at the fork in the road onto Route 510, Columbia Tpk. Make a right at the third light into Honeywell. Ask the guard for directions to Tri-State or, if there is no guard, ask the person on the intercom just past the guard house.
From Route 24 East, use the directions from I-287 South.
From Route 24 West, use Exit 2A, Morristown, the second ramp. Turn left at the second traffic light into Honeywell. Ask the guard for directions to Tri-State or, if there is no guard, ask the person on the intercom just past the guard house.
Directions contributed by Gary Kazin.