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Welcome to our Railway Stations WebSiteHere's a preview of some of the exciting projects we have put together for you: Train stations in Connecticut Train Stations of the New York Central Railroad . Amsterdam, New York Railroad Station on the New York Central Main Line . Avon, Connecticut Railroad Station on the New Haven Highland Line . Ballston Spa Railroad Station on the Delaware & Hudson . Bantham, Connecticut Railroad Station on the Shepaug Railroad . Beacon, New York Railroad Station on the New York Central Hudson Division . Big Moose, New York Railroad Station on New York Central's Adirondack Division . Bloomville, New York Railroad Station on the New York Central Catskill Mountain Branch . Brewster, New York on the New York Central Harlem Division . Bristol, Connecticut Railroad Station on the New Haven Highland Line . Bronxville, New York Railroad Station on the New York Central Harlem Line . Buffalo, New York Central Station . Canaan, Connecticut Station on the Housatonic Railroad and the Central New England . Chatham, Massachusetts Station on the former New Haven RR to Cape Cod. Now a museum. . Chatham, New York Station on the NY Central Harlem Division, Boston & Albany and with connection to the Rutland . Chicago: Polk Street Station Chicago Central Terminal Chicago Union Station in 1939 Northwestern Station New York Central stations in Chicago . Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland Union Terminal served all the railroads. . Collinsville, Connecticut Railroad Station (New Haven and Central New England) . Cooperstown, New York . Copake, New York Railroad Station (abandoned Central New England) . "Copake was once the land of rural trains" Written by DOUGLAS GOODHUE Despite its sparse population, Copake was served by two different railroads at three stations: the Harlem Division of the New York Central stopped in Copake Falls and Craryville, and the Central New England served downtown Copake. Cornwall Bridge, Connecticut Railroad Station (Housatonic Railroad) Another picture of the Cornwall Bridge Station . Denver, Colorado Union Station . Detroit, Michigan Railroad Station (New York Central and others) . Fort Lauderdale Railroad Station on Florida's East coast . Fort Myers Railroad Station on Florida's west coast . Fort Plain, New York Railroad Station (New York Central Main Line) . Garrison, New York Railroad Station (New York Central) . Ghent, New York The site of the junction between the New York Central Harlem Division and Boston & Albany Railroads, Hudson-Chatham Branch. . Glenbrook, Connecticut Railroad Station (New Haven Shore Line) . Guilford, Connecticut Railroad Station (New Haven Shore Line) . Hamilton, New York Railroad Station ( NY, Ontario & Western) . Hopewell Junction, New York Railroad Station Restoration . Higganum, Connecticut Railroad Station (New Haven Essex Line) . Hollywood Railroad Station on Florida's east coast near Miami . Hyde Park, New York Railroad Station ( New York Central Hudson Division) . Indianapolis, Indiana Station, serving all the major railroads in Indianapolis including the Peoria & Eastern . Jacksonville, Florida Station, serving all the major railroads entering Florida. Railway Station in Jacksonville . Lake Placid, New York Railroad Station (New York Central Adirondack Division) . Lakeville, Connecticut Station on the old Central New England Railway and another picture of the Lakeville station . Marion, Ohio was once a rail hub . Maybrook, New York Railroad Station (New Haven Maybrook Line) . Mechanicville, New York Railroad Station ( Delaware & Hudson and Boston & Maine) . Meriden, Connecticut Railroad Station (New Haven Springfield Line) . Montreal, Quebec Railroad Stations, including surrounding suburbs (VIA and Agence métropolitaine de transport) . New Milford, Connecticut Railroad Station (Housatonic Railroad) . New York City: Penn Station Grand Central Terminal . Ogdensburg, New York Railroad Station (New York Central St Lawrence Division). Ogdensburg Station was served by two New York Central branches . Old Greenwich, Connecticut Railroad Station (New Haven Shore Line) . Oneonta, New York station on the New York Central ( Catskill Mountain Branch) Oneonta, New York station on the Delaware & Hudson . The Palm Beaches in Southeast Florida . Peekskill, New York station on the New York Central ( Hudson Division) . Philadelphia area: North Philadelphia station; Reading Terminal; New Hope) on the New Hope & Ivyland. . Plantsville, Connecticut Railroad Station (New Haven Canal Line) . Port Jefferson, NY Railroad Station (Long Island Railroad) . Provincetown, MA Railroad Station (New Haven Railroad). End of the line to Cape Cod. . Rensselaer, NY Railroad Station (AMTRAK) . Salisbury, Connecticut Railroad Station (Central New England Railway) . Saranac Lake, New York Railroad Station (New York Central Adirondack Division) . 
South Norwalk, Connecticut Railroad Station (New Haven Shore Line) . St Elmo, NY Railroad Station (New Haven Maybrook Line ) . St Johnsville, New York Railroad Station (New New York Central Mohawk Division ) . St Joseph, Michigan Railroad Station (CSX/Pere Marquette) . Sylvan Beach, New York Railroad Station (NY, Ontario & Western) . Syracuse, New York, new station, old station, tracks running in the street, New York Central, Lackawanna. . Taconic, Connecticut Railroad Station (Central New England Railway). This station was formerly called Chapinville. . Tarrytown, New York Railroad Station built in 1907 (New York Central) . Terryville, Connecticut Station (New Haven Highland Line) . Torrington, Connecticut Station (New Haven Naugatuck Line): another view of Torrington station . Troy, New york Station ( Troy Union Railroad Company) Another view of the Troy Station . Twin Lakes, Connecticut Station (Central New England Railway) . Wallkill, New York station on the Wallkill Branch of the NY Central West Shore . Warwick, New York station on the Lehigh & Hudson River Railroad . Washington, Connecticut station on the Shepaug Line . Washington, DC station in the nation's capital . Washining , Connecticut station on the Central New England. This station was formerly called Blake’s Summit. . Waterville, New York Railroad Station in upstate New York on the Lackawanna . Watertown, New York Railroad Station on the NY Central St Lawrence Division . White Plains, New York Railroad Station on the NY Central Harlem Division. Older picture of White Plains. White Plains is the busiest Metro-North station (other than Grand Central) and the busiest non-terminal or transfer station on the New York Commuter Network. . Willimantic, Connecticut Railroad Station on the P&W (formerly New Haven) . Wilton, Connecticut Railroad Station (New Haven Danbury Line) . Windsor Locks, Connecticut Railroad Station (New Haven Springfield Line) . Don't miss our reference section . By Ken Kinlock at kenkinlock@gmail.com |
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All the great train stations of the New York Central System.Grand Central Terminal, Buffalo Central Terminal, Utica Union Station, Albany, Syracuse, Rochester, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, Indianapolis, Harmon, Beacon, Oneonta, Saranac Lake, Malone, and others. Even some not owned by NY Central but a destination for Central trains: like Montreal |
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Plantsville Railroad Station in Connecticut on the abandoned New Haven Canal Line |
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RPO's on the New Haven Railroad |
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In the New Haven ETT's there was a symbol that looked like an exclamation
mark; i.e. "!". This symbol goes back to the days of RPO's (Railway Post Offices)
on passenger trains and indicated where mail would either be thrown from the
train (in pouches, of course) to an awaiting local mail carrier and at the same time
picked up from a wooden stand along side the track in which the mail pouch would be
suspended to enable the hook (which would be pushed out in place near the door of
the mail car by one of the attendants) to snag the pouch and be brought inside
the car for sorting of the contents. This symbol could be found next to stations
such as Lime Rock, Cornwall Bridge, Redding, Georgetown and Cannondale on
the Berkshire. Unfortunately, it all came to a screeching halt in early
1960 when the U.S. Post Office yanked the service and turned most of the mail
handling over to trucks.
The Berkshire Line's RPO was the first one on the New Haven to be discontinued --- other than those routes on which RPO service had ceased because passenger service ceased, including routes such as Waterbury-Winsted (1958), Hartford-Boston (1955), Boston-Cape Cod, and the other old Colony routes (1959). The final postmark was January 8, 1960; and this was the event that led the NH to downgrade all but the weekend trains to RDC's, since passenger counts on all the other runs no longer justified more than this single coach. The Pittsfield-Stamford RPO route was discontinued so early because the scheduling of trains was totally "out of sync" with the needs of mail service. For RPO service to be viable there would have to have been a 6:00 PM or later departure from Pittsfield daily; and a 7:00 AM or earlier arrival at Pittsfield!!! No schedule even close to that existed or was worth considering. |
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Avon Railroad Station in Connecticut on the New Haven Highland LineAn old postcard purchased from Charlie Gunn |
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Railroad Station at Collinsville, ConnecticutThe Central New England Railway (formerly Connecticut and Western) came from Hartford Ct. via Tariffville and Simsbury to the Farmington River in Canton, where it's only branch backed down to the station in Collinsville. It then proceeded west through Winsted, Norfolk and Canaan, Ct. to New York State. The Collinsville branch of the Canal Line of the New Haven Railroad went on to New Hartford, where there was a turntable so they could reverse direction. See another picture of the Collinsville station. An old postcard purchased from Charlie Gunn |
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Waterville Railroad Station in upstate New York on the Lackawanna |
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Railroad Station in Stamford, Connecticut in 1960An old postcard purchased from Charlie Gunn |
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Bristol, Connecticut Railroad Station on the New Haven Highland LineAn old postcard purchased from Charlie Gunn |
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Hyde Park, New York Railroad Station in the Hudson Valley.Hyde Park was the home of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Find out more about trains run for Presidents of the United States. A post card from our collection. |
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Willimantic Railroad Station in Connecticut on the P&W Railroad (former New Haven)See another picture of the Willimantic Station An old postcard purchased from Charlie Gunn |
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Cornwall Bridge, Connecticut on the Housatonic Railroad A lot of our postcards were purchased from Charlie Gunn. |
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| Naugatuck Railroad History |
| Demolished! 11 Beautiful Train Stations That Fell To The Wrecking Ball |
| Revitalizing America's Train Stations |
| Railroad Tunnels and Bridges |
| TrainWeb has a great resource for finding Amtrak stations and getting a description of them. For example, you can get a list of stations in New York State then click on a particular station, or you can search for a specific station like St Joseph, Michigan. |
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Short Lines All about short lines we have not covered elsewhere. Some in Connecticut, others in New York. Some are New York Central properties. |
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Canaan Station in the 1940'sLee Beaujon collection Sadly, the right half of this historic building burned. It was torched by teenagers. They were caught and now there is a restoration program underway. At Canaan, the Central New England Railway crossed the Housatonic Railroad. Both became part of the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad. |
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Terryville, ConnecticutLocated on the Highland Line of the former New Haven Railroad. It is now served by Pan Am / Guilford. Most interesting is the nearby The Terryville (or Pequabuck) Train Tunnel An old postcard purchased from Charlie Gunn |
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