Service to other parts of Western New York ended from the mid-1960s to 1970. The Erie Lackawanna's "Phoebe Snow" served on a southeastern trajectory from Buffalo to Elmira, Binghamton, Scranton and Hoboken; service ended in 1966. The E-L's "Lake Cities" originated in Chicago, passing through Western New York's Jamestown, then through the rest of the Southern Tier, Orange County and Hoboken; service ended in 1970. The Pennsylvania Railroad's the "Buffalo Day Express" was another route served Western New York, traveling south to Baltimore via Olean and Harrisburg; service ended in 1967.