Unsexy, but critically needed, replacement coming for Wayne Junction Substation
By Amy Z. Quinn
For PlanPhilly
It isn’t a glamorous project, but the $12.8 million replacement of an electrical substation at Wayne Junction that dates back to the Depression era will keep SEPTA regional rail lines electrified, U.S.More »
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