Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Fifty-Second Annual Report of the Railroad Commissioners of the State of New Hampshire, 1896
A new freight yard, with a capacity of cars, is also under construction at this point, estimated to cost of which has been expended.
At Woodsville, land was purchased to provide for an enlarge ment of the freight yard and the construction of a roundhouse tum-table, etc., the total improvement being estimated to cost has already been expended, principally upon the freight yard, which was nearly completed October 1, and has a capacity of more than 800 cars.
At Hooksett, improvements consist of a new steel bridge, 480 feet long, erected over the Merrimack river, which has been completed at a cost of the rebuilding of the station, and the alteration of the tracks at the junction of the Hooksett branch. The total appropriation for the improvements at this point was of which sum has been ex pended, including the bridge.
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