CNJ's Allentown Station

A view looking to the east at Allentown's historic CNJ station located at Hamilton and South Terminal Streets. Built between 1888 and 1889, the station was constr... (more)

A CNJ Survivor in... Wilkes-Barre, PA

The developer of the historic structure, stated on April 30th, 2021, he set a five-month deadline to complete the project by the end of October, tho... (more)

A CNJ Survivor in... Bethlehem, PA!

Sitting just to the east, and across from the Lehigh Valley station on the opposite side of the Lehigh River is this historic survivor, the Cent... (more)

Allentown's 1889 built CNJ Railroad Depot

This is the western facade of the 1889 built CNJ /Reading depot which once saw stub end station tracks, with the main diverging to the eastern si... (more)

A CNJ survivor in... Allentown, PA!

Built between 1888 and 1889, this station was constructed jointly by the Central Railroad of New Jersey and the Reading. The Reading shared tr... (more)

Wilkes-Barre's 1868 built CNJ Railroad Depot

A lone signal stands guard overlooking the former CNJ depot in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. Once trains with power as diverse as 4-4-0 America... (more)

A Return to Glory!

Wilkes-Barre's 1868 built CNJ Railroad Depot will be getting a new lease on life - literally! While plans for its reuse and restoration have been made and broke... (more)

Wilkes-Barre's CNJ Station
The Restoration has Begun!

Wilkes-Barre's 1868 built CNJ Railroad Depot was initially built for the Lehigh and Susquehanna Railroad. The 1868 two and... (more)

Where once Reading Camelbacks, RDC's and RS-3's ran, an older couple walk along the former Reading Company ROW, part of the expanding Pennypack Trail. The surviving station was built in 1902 and ... (more)

Reading's Bryn Athyn Station

Built by the Reading Railroad in 1902, this station sits near the Pennypack Creek in Bryn Athyn and was part of Reading Company's Newtown Branch. It later... (more)

Today's Ridley Park station was built by the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1941 as a replacement for a much more elaborate station house which, amazingly, was built over the tracks by the Philadelphia,... (more)

SEPTA's Norwood station, built by the PRR along the NEC sometime after 1951, replacing the original 2 story 1875 built Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad depot (seen Railroad: Pennsylvania Railroad
Locomotive: Depot
Location: Norwood, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: Unknown
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: April 30, 2019

Reading Terminal

Built in 1893 by the Reading Company, this passenger terminal and company headquarters is located in the heart of downtown Philadelphia at the corner of 12th and Market S... (more)

The next RDC is running a bit late... the last one departed Churchville, bound for Philadelphia, 38 years ago.

Reading Company's 1892 built survivor - located in Churchville, PA. This station, which once saw Reading Camelback steam locomotives, was last in service under the SEPTA commuter agency in 1983. ... (more)