“PB&W, 1905�
Amtrak Train 2250(5) shuns the exquisite Perryville Station as it speeds north, regaining velocity after crossing the Susquehanna River Movable Bridge at a maximum of 90... (more)

“They Don't Build 'Em Like That Anymore�
E. Francis Baldwin, B&O’s principal architect, designed the railroad’s third Oakland station (1884), which opened for business in 1885. ... (more)

“Lonely Survivor�
The Western Maryland Railway freight station in York, shown here on April 21, 1984, was built in 1896 for WM precursor Baltimore & Harrisburg Railway Company. The J... (more)

The interior of Amtrak's PRR built 30th Street Station, in all its glory, captured here, back lit with the Michael the Arch Angel WWII Memorial statue framed in one of the 5 story tall cathedral l... (more)

Bursting through the five story high cathedral-like windows, a late rising Winter sun casts dramatic shadows on the Tennessee marble floors of Philadelphia's iconic 30th Station. In actuality, it... (more)

The cavernous interior of Philadelphia's 1934 PRR built 30th Street Station - looking southwest. This station serves Amtrak and NJT on the lower concourse and SEPTA on its upper deck. Note the Mi... (more)

Elizabethtown Station

This station was built in 1915 by the Pennsylvania Railroad to replace another that had been built in 1900. The station building was closed in 1977 by Amtrak. The ... (more)

The interior of Amtrak's restored Elizabethtown station - built by the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1915

Though deteriorating and closed by Amtrak in 1977, the station was renovated in 2009. The c... (more)

Amtrak's Elizabethtown station - built by the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1915, survives to this day, serving both Amtrak's Keystone trains (Harrisburg, PA to New York, NY) and the Pennsylvanian (Pit... (more)

Former Southern Railway depot in Heath Springs, South Carolina is one of two railroad depots from the early 20th century still standing in Lancaster. It was built in 1903 to replace an earlier dep... (more)

A CNJ Survivor in... Northampton, PA

This Victorian-era station was built in 1876 by the Lehigh and Susquehanna Railroad and later became a part of the Central Railroad of New Jersey. Pa... (more)

A Reading Company Survivor in...
Exton, PA?!?!!

This is the Exton Hotel, also known as the Exton House and Ship Station. Built in 1859, it is a three-story, five-bay, stuccoed... (more)

The Restored CNJ Depot in Bethlehem, PA

Here is a view, looking to the northwest, of the historic 1873 built CNJ passenger station in Bethlehem, PA. At one time, double tracked, this was... (more)

Lehigh Valley & Reading Company's
Union Station in Bethlehem, PA

This is Bethlehem's 1924 built "Union Station", located in the South Side neighborhood of Bethlehem, PA. It was built i... (more)

Reading Company's
Quakertown Train Station & Freight House

The Reading Company's historic 1902 built station sits adjacent to the freight house under an early Summer "Super Moon". Bo... (more)