The grand look of El Paso Union Depot (1906). Once the place where many
name trains of the SP and T&P called daily, it now sees 3 Amtrak Sunset
Limiteds each way per week. Offices of El Paso County Transit, Mar. 2006. |
East Ely station (1907) and headquarters of the Nevada Northern RR Museum.
Apr. 2006 |
Mexico City's San Lazaro (Lazarus) station in its last days in 1965. |
Perryville, Maryland (1905). Ex PRR, Amtrak owned, MARC commuter stop, June
2006 |
East Strasburg Station, Strasburg RR in 1976. Formerly the 1882 Reading
& Columbia RR depot in East Petersburg, PA |
Reinholds, PA depot. HQ for Penn Eastern Railroad's Lancaster & Northern. |
Point of Rocks, Maryland (1873-75). Beauty of a station on the CSX Metropolitan
Line where it joins the former B&O Old Main Line. An American RR Icon.
CSX Maintenance office. June 2007 |
 Stewart
Junction -- a reproduction freighthouse serves as the Education Center for
the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. |
At Irondale, Alabama a railfan photo pavilion sits beside the Norfolk Southern
tracks right in front of the Whistle Stop Cafe, famous for their fried green
tomatoes. |
 Guadalupe,
California. An Amtrak stop near the beach and a good example of Southwestern
themed station architecture. |
 At
Duncan Mills, California this freighthouse is in a commercial center including
a depot that I did not get a good picture of. |
 Alamosa,
Colorado. Old Denver & Rio Grande station now serves the San Luis &
Rio Grande Railroad and the San Luis Scenic trains to La Veta Pass and to
a meeting with the Cumbres & Toltec |
 Grand
Junction, Colorado (1910). Built by Denver & Rio Grande RR. Still a
station stop for the "California Zephyr" now operated by Amtrak. |
 Elizabethtown,
Pennsylvania. Amtrak stop. Pennsylvania Railroad station awaits funding
decisions for its restoration. |
 Gap,
Pennsylvania. PRR station located on Amtrak's Keystone Service route. Abandoned. |
 Gap,
Pennsylvania. PRR station located on Amtrak's Keystone Service route. |
 Gap,
Pennsylvania. What happens when restoration plans are just talked about. |
 Pennsylvania
Station, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (1887). Amtrak stop. Nicely restored. |
 Pennsylvania
Station, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Scene of the founding of the National
Railroad Historical Society. Amtrak stop currently undergoing refurbishing. |
 Pennsylvania
Station, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Passenger platforms. |
 Pennsylvania
Station, New York City. Unfortunately I missed the old station by many years.
The current one is nothing to look at. |
 Clayton,
New Mexico. Old freighthouse is all that remains of the Fort Worth &
Denver City Railroad, now BNSF. |
 Grand
Central Station, New York City. Big, grand, beautiful. Metropolitan Transit
station for Metro North Rail service. |
 Grand
Central Station, New York City. Main concourse with the famous information
desks. |
 Orbisonia
station, Rockhill Furnace, Pennsylvania (1907). Station stop for the narrow
gauge East Broadtop steam railroad. |
 Reading
Terminal, Philadelphia (1893). The trainshed is now an airy, spacious main
entrance to the Philadelphia Convention Center. |
 Paoli,
Pennsylvania. Amtrak and SEPTA stop. |
 Thirtieth
Street Station, Philadelphia (1933). One of the great achievements of American
railroad architecture. One of Amtrak's busiest stops. |
 Thirtieth
Street Station, Philadelphia. (1933) |
 Thirtieth
Street Station, Philadelphia (1933). Commuter platforms are elevated about
40 feet above the Amtrak platforms and at right angle to them. |
 Steinman
Station, Strasburg, Pennsylvania. Representation of a c. 1915 PRR depot
at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Scene of telegraph demonstration.
The baggage room shows the museum's orientation video. |
 Temple,
Pennsylvania. Former host location to the reading Company Technical &
Historical Society, now situated a few miles North in Hamburg, PA. The Grand
Opening there is scheduled for April 12, 2008. |
 Sunset
Station, San Antonio, Texas (1903). A real glory of the Southern Pacific
Railroad. Now serves as the centerpiece of a commercial and entertainment
area adjacent to the Alamodome. Serves the infrequent Amtrak service. |
 Sunset
Station, San Antonio, Texas (1903). Interior view. |
 International
& Great Northern Station, San Antonio, Texas (1908). Once a passenger
station for the I&GN, then the Missouri Pacific and then Amtrak. Now
headquarters for a municipal employees credit union who must be credited
for the very good restoration. |
 Teague,
Texas (1907). The Burlington-Rock Island depot now houses a fine railroad
museum next to the BNSF Gulf Division tracks. |
 Walt
Disney World, Florida (1972). Main Street Station for the Walt Disney World
Railroad. |
 West
Willow, Pennsylvania. Once a depot on the Lancaster & Reading, it was
abandoned, restored as an office, and is now for sale. |
 The
depot in Ashland, Virginia. This is CSX Transportation, the former Richmond,
Fredericksburg & Potomac. Across the tracks is Randolph Macon College.
Amtrak stop. |
 The
old Reading depot in Topton, PA now is home to a cafe next to the Norfolk
Southern. |
 PRR
Depot Christiana, PA. Inactive, preserved. On Amtrak Keystone Route in Lancaster
County |
 PRR
freight house Christiana, PA. Restored and used as home of Lancaster Chapter
NRHS. |
 Amtrak
station, Parkesburg, Pennsylvania. A stop on the Keystone Route. Ex-PRR.
Active |
 Ex-Reading
Company station, Lititz, Pennsylvania. Restored and preserved by the community. |
The grand look of El Paso Union Depot (1906). Once the place where many
name trains of the SP and T&P called daily, it now sees 3 Amtrak Sunset
Limiteds each way per week. Offices of El Paso County Transit, Mar. 2006.
East Ely station (1907) and headquarters of the Nevada Northern RR Museum.
Apr. 2006 
Mexico City's San Lazaro (Lazarus) station in its last days in 1965. 
Perryville, Maryland (1905). Ex PRR, Amtrak owned, MARC commuter stop, June
2006
East Strasburg Station, Strasburg RR in 1976. Formerly the 1882 Reading
& Columbia RR depot in East Petersburg, PA
Reinholds, PA depot. HQ for Penn Eastern Railroad's Lancaster & Northern.
Point of Rocks, Maryland (1873-75). Beauty of a station on the CSX Metropolitan
Line where it joins the former B&O Old Main Line. An American RR Icon.
CSX Maintenance office. June 2007
Stewart
Junction -- a reproduction freighthouse serves as the Education Center for
the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania.
At Irondale, Alabama a railfan photo pavilion sits beside the Norfolk Southern
tracks right in front of the Whistle Stop Cafe, famous for their fried green
tomatoes. 
Guadalupe,
California. An Amtrak stop near the beach and a good example of Southwestern
themed station architecture.
At
Duncan Mills, California this freighthouse is in a commercial center including
a depot that I did not get a good picture of.
Alamosa,
Colorado. Old Denver & Rio Grande station now serves the San Luis &
Rio Grande Railroad and the San Luis Scenic trains to La Veta Pass and to
a meeting with the Cumbres & Toltec
Grand
Junction, Colorado (1910). Built by Denver & Rio Grande RR. Still a
station stop for the "California Zephyr" now operated by Amtrak.
Elizabethtown,
Pennsylvania. Amtrak stop. Pennsylvania Railroad station awaits funding
decisions for its restoration.
Gap,
Pennsylvania. PRR station located on Amtrak's Keystone Service route. Abandoned.
Gap,
Pennsylvania. PRR station located on Amtrak's Keystone Service route.
Gap,
Pennsylvania. What happens when restoration plans are just talked about.
Pennsylvania
Station, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (1887). Amtrak stop. Nicely restored.
Pennsylvania
Station, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Scene of the founding of the National
Railroad Historical Society. Amtrak stop currently undergoing refurbishing.
Pennsylvania
Station, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Passenger platforms.
Pennsylvania
Station, New York City. Unfortunately I missed the old station by many years.
The current one is nothing to look at.
Clayton,
New Mexico. Old freighthouse is all that remains of the Fort Worth &
Denver City Railroad, now BNSF.
Grand
Central Station, New York City. Big, grand, beautiful. Metropolitan Transit
station for Metro North Rail service.
Grand
Central Station, New York City. Main concourse with the famous information
desks. 
Orbisonia
station, Rockhill Furnace, Pennsylvania (1907). Station stop for the narrow
gauge East Broadtop steam railroad.
Reading
Terminal, Philadelphia (1893). The trainshed is now an airy, spacious main
entrance to the Philadelphia Convention Center.
Paoli,
Pennsylvania. Amtrak and SEPTA stop.
Thirtieth
Street Station, Philadelphia (1933). One of the great achievements of American
railroad architecture. One of Amtrak's busiest stops. 
Thirtieth
Street Station, Philadelphia. (1933)
Thirtieth
Street Station, Philadelphia (1933). Commuter platforms are elevated about
40 feet above the Amtrak platforms and at right angle to them.
Steinman
Station, Strasburg, Pennsylvania. Representation of a c. 1915 PRR depot
at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Scene of telegraph demonstration.
The baggage room shows the museum's orientation video.
Temple,
Pennsylvania. Former host location to the reading Company Technical &
Historical Society, now situated a few miles North in Hamburg, PA. The Grand
Opening there is scheduled for April 12, 2008.
Sunset
Station, San Antonio, Texas (1903). A real glory of the Southern Pacific
Railroad. Now serves as the centerpiece of a commercial and entertainment
area adjacent to the Alamodome. Serves the infrequent Amtrak service.
Sunset
Station, San Antonio, Texas (1903). Interior view.
International
& Great Northern Station, San Antonio, Texas (1908). Once a passenger
station for the I&GN, then the Missouri Pacific and then Amtrak. Now
headquarters for a municipal employees credit union who must be credited
for the very good restoration.
Teague,
Texas (1907). The Burlington-Rock Island depot now houses a fine railroad
museum next to the BNSF Gulf Division tracks.
Walt
Disney World, Florida (1972). Main Street Station for the Walt Disney World
Railroad.
West
Willow, Pennsylvania. Once a depot on the Lancaster & Reading, it was
abandoned, restored as an office, and is now for sale.
The
depot in Ashland, Virginia. This is CSX Transportation, the former Richmond,
Fredericksburg & Potomac. Across the tracks is Randolph Macon College.
Amtrak stop.
The
old Reading depot in Topton, PA now is home to a cafe next to the Norfolk
Southern. 
PRR
Depot Christiana, PA. Inactive, preserved. On Amtrak Keystone Route in Lancaster
County 
PRR
freight house Christiana, PA. Restored and used as home of Lancaster Chapter
NRHS.
Amtrak
station, Parkesburg, Pennsylvania. A stop on the Keystone Route. Ex-PRR.
Active 
Ex-Reading
Company station, Lititz, Pennsylvania. Restored and preserved by the community.