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Doug,
The only one I've ever seen referred to was something in the
mid-late 1930s. One of the Bulletins had an ad for Dick's Quincy
Beer pulled from it.
Now there could be some internal documents or freight switching
tariffs for specific locations that contain a listing of
industries. I have a 1962 PRR freight tariff for Philadephia that
lists industries, what railroad served them, and their general
business. I offered this to Ted for him to reprint, but he felt it
was too small, conflicted with another PRR guide he has available,
and is of limited interest to reprint (which as I've thought about
it he is right). Some of these might reside in the BRHS archives
or in boxes to be processed. As you know, you have to have an idea
what what you are looking for.
The other thing is that the area covered by a tariff might change
over time. For example the Chicago Switching District tariff. Ted
offers two tariffs for the Chicago Switching District - 1956 and
1967. The BRHS archives offered a 1959 version. By 1967, the
Chicago Switching Tariff has expanded to include everything west
to Naperville on the CB&Q which the previous tariffs did not.
The Switching Tariffs list customers alphabetically and the 1967
tariff is 136 pages long.
If Jack is interested, I can pull the CB&Q industries out of
the 1967 tariff and put them in a spreadsheet for him to post/use.
It will take a few hours.
Bill Hirt
On 10/20/2020 1:28 PM, Douglas Harding
wrote:
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