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Delmarva Peninsula: Berlin, Snow Hill railroad freight lines will be active by end of the month

June 12, 2019 Administrator

By Lucas Gonzalez, Salisbury Daily Times, delmarvanow.com; June 12, 2019 Residents in Berlin and Snow Hill can expect freight train service…

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Posted in: Freight Railroads Filed under: Berlin, Cathrin Banks, Delaware, Delmarva Peninsula, Frankford, Freight train service to return after years of inactivity, Freight Trains, Frieght Railroads, Maryland, Maryland and Delaware Railroad Company, Short Lines, Snow Hill, Transportation, Virginia

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