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I was at work writing my post above and was in error about the Pine Crest Station. It is the Harris Station I meant to say but failed to do so. I should never post on this site while at work. Anyway, the HARRIS station was located inside what was later the Pine Crest Buck Club property as the...

And the Pine Crest train station was just above the number 100 in the above post next to the pointer. Look around there between the pointer and the 100 for the monument of Evans and Wills, the Parker Preserve and the Pine Crest Gun Club. Formally owned by LeDuc and other.

No. It is a tributary of the Featherbed. About a quarter of that pond owned by the state and 3/4 by the NJCF. The state owns the property shown in Ed's photo. Once owned by Evans And Wills.

I know the locations of the "rest of the mystery." Actually, the one I am looking for in post 2,351 is also semi nearby.

That is them.

I have photos of the ties still intact flush with the ground. I took them about 15 or 20 years ago. I have not been back to see if they are still showing. I can check Jerseyman’s book tonight where I am sure it says when they were removed.

That appears to be the one at Dutchtown that is in my photo. I see what looks like rust by the E.

They were up for a long while after the trains stopped running but eventually were removed.

This is the spur crossing. https://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.73742438489725&lng=-74.72705024879454&z=17&type=nj1930&gpx= This is the JCRR that was removed more recently. https://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.73641784295536&lng=-74.72720045249937&z=17&type=nj1930&gpx=

There were never tracks north of the lake. The southern spur crossed 206 just south of the entrance into the recreation area and slightly north of where the JCRR tracks crossed until they were removed.

I have added the photos back into the thread for the Atsion and Whiting turntable. https://forums.njpinebarrens.com/threads/atsion-turntable.3278/

That is the turntable.

No offense.... but you need to try and figure this out yourself. Go to the below link (after reading this carefully) and it will have the red pointer on the Jersey Central tracks. Slide the map each way and look for the word "Sleeper" and it will be on a stream that crosses the Jersey Central...

No offense.... but you need to try and figure this out yourself. Go to the below link (after reading this carefully) and it will have the red pointer on the Jersey Central tracks. Slide the map each way and look for the word Sleeper and it will be on a stream that crosses the Jersey Central...

I have been nearby in the Bordens Mill cedar swamp but never at the lake.

Rooftree has written to me about East Stokes. If I took a photo of it I can't find it.

This morning when we left the house it was still dark as we headed toward Parkdale to look for the stone mentioned above. Upon arrival it was chilly and I was beginning to think I was under dressed. Because the bridge has burned Jessica refused to walk across it so we had to enter at Dutchtown...

This is the sign I have been trying to relocate. I took this photo in 2005 and I know the road but can't find the sign. However, the tree may have fallen.

I think the two photos in Ed's post is the same sign with photos of it taken from both sides.

Next Question. Is it really close to a major highway? In my photo from 8/6/2005 there is what appears to be a rust spot to the right of the letter E in PHONE. I don't see that on yours making me have doubts. But if you say it is really close to a highway then I have to say it is the same sign.