The Tioga Railroad was renamed the Blossburg and Corning Railroad in 1854. The section between Lawrenceville and Wellsboro Junction, Pennsylvania (with the exception of the ten-mile section along Hammond Lake built in 1977) was completed in 1872 as the Wellsboro and Lawrenceville Railroad. This line extended south from a connection with the Blossburg and Corning Railroad at Lawrenceville through Wellsboro to the coal mines at Antrim, Pennsylvania. In 1873, the Blossburg and Corning Railroad and

Four Conrail trains roll through Lyons, New York at a decent pace. From the Pentrex show "Conrail Hot Spots - East" https://rfd.video/CRHSEast | Railfan Depot

Four Lehigh Valley U23B locomotives purchsed as LV engines with money designated from the upcoming creation of Conrail. Then 3 of LV's big Alco C628s. From the JPM show "Anthracite Railroads of the 1970s, Volume 2" https://rfd.video/Anthracite2 | Railfan Depot