South Clinton Street and West Jackson Blvd

When Chicago's Union Station Railroad: Amtrak
Locomotive: Depot
Location: Chicago, Illinois, USA
Locomotive #: Unknown
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: April 11, 2015

Chicago's Union Station

The spacious lobby of Chicago's Union Station as seen from the balcony. You wouldn't guess by looking, but this is the third busiest rail terminal in the United S... (more)

Chicago's Union Station

Work began on this station in 1913 followed by its opening twelve years later on May 16, 1925. It was built by the Chicago Union Station Company which was formed ... (more)

C&O EX Hocking Valley depot .

The Wabash depot in Monticello, IL. This depot was built in 1899 to replace a smaller depot that burned down earlier that year. On April 20, 1904 the Wabash line was straightened and placed on a... (more)

The Central of New Jersey's 1894 Elizabeth Station. This station was once host to CNJ, Reading and B&O trains, saw its last train on August 6, 1978. It survives today, restored, and is currently ... (more)

The Central of New Jersey's 1894 Elizabeth station, once host to CNJ, Reading and B&O trains, saw its last train on August 6, 1978 on a now abandoned 4 track main. On a frigid night in January, i... (more)

LaSalle, Colorado is the junction where the Union Pacific cutoff line from Omaha to Denver (through Sterling and Fort Morgan) met up with the line from Denver to Cheyenne and points west. In othe... (more)

Thar's gold in them thar hills! At least there was...

Today, the Gold Hill depot and freight station (built in 1869) serves as one of the few surviving reminders of the Railroad: Virginia & Truckee
Locomotive: Depot
Location: Gold Hill, Nevada, USA
Locomotive #: Unknown
Train ID: Lerro Photo Charter
Photo Date: February 05, 2014

A CNJ Survivior  Fencing and signage from the NEC's Elizabeth Broad Street Station (former PRR and now served by both Amtrak and NJT) cast ominous shadows over what was once a four track R... (more)

Built in 1865, the original CNJ station in Flemington, NJ still stands and serves as a a bank located about a 1/4 mile east of a shack that the BR&W uses at the terminus of it's regular tourist tr... (more)

Philadelphia's iconic 30th Street Station: Built by the Pennsylvania Railroad and opened in 1933, the station today sits in the company of the 29 story Cira Center built in 2005 and, notabl... (more)

Passenger station. It was taken somewhere in 1977 or 1978.From my slide collection photo by Mark Clark.

OK, it isn't Thurmond, WV, but Calera was a railroad town, with businesses (including a hotel and a drug store) that fronted on the railroad. That's Southern in the foreground, with L&N on the ot... (more)

Both built in 1891, these former Reading buildings serve the New Hope and Ivyland Railroad. The station (foreground) serves as the ticket office while the building to the rear (the freight statio... (more)