by the Pennsylvania Railroad. The narrow-gauge equipment was loaded aboard standard gauge cars on 14 September 1916. Locomotives Cornwall and Lebanon Railroad The standard-gauge Cornwall and Lebanon Railroad continued operations as a branch of the Pennsylvania Railroad, and later Penn Central Transportation Company until 1972. Hurricane Agnes caused flood damage, preventing operation of trains on the branch, and the damage was not repaired. The branch was converted to the 21st-century Lebanon Valley Rail Trail after the rails were removed. References Notes 2 ft gauge railways in the United States Narrow gauge railroads in Pennsylvania Railway lines closed in 1916 Defunct Pennsylvania railroads