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To: wjersey
My stepfather was a lab tech at Sunoco's Marcus Hook refinery, of which a great view can be had from a big hilltop cemetery (where my grandparents repose) sandwiched between the Sun refinery and I-95. The Amtrak line bisects the Sun refinery (not the prettiest entrance to Pennsylvania).

The other big refinery in that (literal) corner of PA is the Conoco/Phillips(?) plant in Trainer, which is between the Hook and Chester. Before Conoco/Phillips bought it, it was the property of Tosco, and before that BP, and before that Sinclair (which was bought by BP).

foreverfree

47 posted on 03/17/2004 6:43:38 PM PST by foreverfree
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To: foreverfree
The Amtrak line bisects the Sun refinery (not the prettiest entrance to Pennsylvania).

Strange what appeals to people. I used to love coming in by train and seeing the refinery. For a DC girl, then living in Philly, the refinery was something you'd never see in DC - some part of real America where people actually did real work for a living instead of the mind games that go on in DC.

51 posted on 03/17/2004 6:48:47 PM PST by radiohead (Over toning the opponent since 2003)
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