Newtown, PA - roughly 8 miles, that way →

Reading Company's historic 1892 built station sits idle as a rails to trail project progresses linking the former Reading Company's Newtown... (more)

And... it's gone
The roadbed, not the station...

The next phase of a project to convert the former Reading /SEPTA Newtown branch has been completed, with the rails, and now ties... (more)

Don't Fear the Reaper

Having earlier removed the rail from the former Reading station at Southampton, PA, two front end loaders sit poised and ready for the next task at hand. The statio... (more)

Reading Company's Southampton Station
What happened to the tracks?!?

This station was built by the Reading Company in 1892 and once saw Camelback's and RDC's traversing the line... (more)

Reading Company's Rushland Station

Still standing today, this station was built by the Reading Company in 1890 along its New Hope Branch in Rushland, PA. The station closed in 1952 and ... (more)

SEPTA's Warminster Station

Warminster station is a rail station on SEPTA Regional Rail's Warminster Line, formerly the Reading Railroad's New Hope Branch, in Warminster, Pennsylvania. It ... (more)

This station was built in 1939, replacing the original stone structure which was built in 1886. Train service at Willow Grove station is provided al... (more)

Reading Company's Jenkintown Station

This station, originally built by the Reading Railroad in 1932 replaced a station built by the North Pennsylvania Railroad in 1872. The station was p... (more)

An NBSR caboose sits near the station, ready for it's next journey down to St Stephen, New Brunswick.

Reading Company's North Broad Street Station in Philadelphia

Built in 1929 by the Reading Company, today's North Broad Street Station sits obscured behind large trees planted by the City ... (more)

Reading Company's Lansdale Station: Facade

Built in 1902, this station is now used by the SEPTA commuter agency. At one time, this station served as an important transfer point between el... (more)

Reading Company's Hatfield Station: Facade

Founded in 1742, Hatfield Township became legally incorporated as a borough in 1898. The North Pennsylvania Railroad built a line through Hatfi... (more)

Reading Company's Hatfield Station: Trackside

Founded in 1742, Hatfield Township became legally incorporated as a borough in 1898. The North Pennsylvania Railroad built a line through Ha... (more)

Reading Company's Souderton Station: Looking North

In 1852, Henry O. Souder convinced the Philadelphia, Easton, and Water Gap Railroad to lay their rails right through this quiet section ... (more)

Reading Company's Souderton Station: Looking South

In 1852, Henry O. Souder convinced the Philadelphia, Easton, and Water Gap Railroad to lay their rails right through this quiet section ... (more)