Northeast Pennsylvania Railroad Survivor

This station is located in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, at the terminus of SEPTA's Lansdale/ Doylestown line, former Reading Lines. It was notmore)

Rushland Station. This station was built in 1890 by the Reading Company along its New Hope branch line which terminated at New Hope, home of today's New Hope & Ivy Railroad. The railroad closed ... (more)

SEPTA's Delaware Valley University Station.

This station is Located in Doylestown, PA within Delaware Valley University itself, at the edge of "Student Parking Lot A", and primarily serves the... (more)

From Wikipedia - "The Delray Beach Seaboard Air Line Railway Station (also known as the Delray Beach Railroad Station) is a historic Seaboard Air Line Railway depot in Delray Beach, Florida, ... (more)

It's was in the turn of the 20th Century in a what was an industrial booming town that was carried from the mid-19th century. Cowan, TN had seen everything from agriculture to mining, but the cent... (more)

The old IC depot in Belleville, WI is looking worse for wear in this photo taken on November 22, 2018. Originally built for the CM&N in 1888, there has been no rail service here for several decade... (more)

A Central of New Jersey Railroad survivor - built in 1894, this station is located in Elizabeth, NJ and was once host to the Central of New Jersey Railroad, the Reading and B&O trains but saw its... (more)

A Northern Pacific survivor in Ellensburg, WA.

A Northern Pacific survivor in Steilacoom, WA.

Amtrak's New Brunswick Station - built by the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1903, the station replaced an earlier 1838 station built by the PRR successor, the New Jersey Railroad. That station could n... (more)

The restored and preserved 1912 built Christiana station. Passenger service to Christiana was discontinued way back in 1952. The building remained in service as a Railway Express until 1965, how... (more)

Parkesburg Station - former Pennsylvania Railroad, built in 1906 The station was at one time the western-most stop for the SEPTA commuter Paoli /Thorndale line until 1990. It was truncated to Do... (more)

Haverford Station - eastbound.

This two story brick and concrete station was built in 1916 and sits on the eastbound side of the track. Oddly it compliments a surviving earlier, more ornate s... (more)

The majesty that is Darby Station.

The original simple yet handsome 1872 built Pennsylvania Railroad station seen here... (more)

Villanova Station - built in 1890 by the Pennsylvania Railroad, the station today is owned by Amtrak but serves only SEPTA commuter trains. The station is located within the campus of Villanova U... (more)