After Four Down the Shore Sign - a photo on Flickriver

            In the summer of 1989, the railfans that hung out at Chili Jct made signs to honor a CR dispatcher.

Rodney Kantorski (that's the best I can do at the spelling, someone please correct me) was notorious for sending trains down the West Shore to bypass Rochester.

This is the sign on the Shore that was to honor Rodney.

After four, down the Shore!

Kodachrome 64 scan.

Taken in: United States / New York / Monroe (show map)

Taken on: March 8, 2019

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