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Oneonta Railroad Yard
An idle caboose in the Oneonta, NY, railroad yard. Oneonta once was one of the busiest railroad towns in Upstate New York. Several train lines ran through the city, and a pair of elaborate depots welcomed incoming and outgoing visitors from near and far. The rail yard was the largest major employer in the city and many of the workers were immigrants. At one time, the D&H railroad workhouse could claim to be "the world's largest roundhouse," where work to repair trains went on around the clock.
