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Railroad Stations and Towers; Page 4 of 4.
-Click here to see an aerial view of the Wilmington Delaware Amtrak Station. The station is the host of the Delaware Transit Festival. 9/25/99.
Click here for an aerial view of the Wilmington Delaware Amtrak Station. Recent events have caused Amtrak to install Concrete Security Barriers around the station building. Digital Image by Kodak DC-4800. 9/30/01.
Click here to see the Amtrak Consolidated Operations Center. It is located near the Wilmington Delaware Amtrak Station. 9/29/01.
-Click here to see the restored North Philadelphia Station, built by the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1913. The area is being developed by Amtrak for retail use. Amtrak has built a small
station on the west side of the tracks, and rebuilt the platforms. This building does not connect to the new station, at this time. 5/28/99.
Click here to see the former Conrail ( Reading Company ) Trent Tower at West Trenton New Jersey. This tower is no longer in service, but is used by Septa R-3 Regional Rail Crews. 6/30/02.
Click here to see the Septa ( Reading Company ) station at West Trenton N.J. This station was built in 1929 and is now the end of The Septa R-3 Regional Rail Line. 6/30/02.
Click here to see the restored Septa Station in Lansdale Penna. This station was built by The Philadelphia & Reading RR in 1902. The Reading Company began Electric Passenger Service to Lansdale on July 26, 1931. Digital Image by Kodak DC-4800. 7/19/01.
Click here to see the former PRR "J" Tower, which is the former LEMO Tower that was in Lemoyne Penna. It is now at the Strasburg Railroad in Strasburg Pa. 6/01/02.
Click here to see the Amtrak (PRR) Cork Tower. This tower is still in service, and is located at The Lancaster Pa. Amtrak Station. 6/01/02.
-Click here to see an aerial view of the Wilmington Delaware Amtrak Station. The station is the host of the Delaware Transit Festival. 9/25/99.
Click here for an aerial view of the Wilmington Delaware Amtrak Station. Recent events have caused Amtrak to install Concrete Security Barriers around the station building. Digital Image by Kodak DC-4800. 9/30/01.
Click here to see the Amtrak Consolidated Operations Center. It is located near the Wilmington Delaware Amtrak Station. 9/29/01.
-Click here to see the restored North Philadelphia Station, built by the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1913. The area is being developed by Amtrak for retail use. Amtrak has built a small
station on the west side of the tracks, and rebuilt the platforms. This building does not connect to the new station, at this time. 5/28/99.
Click here to see the former Conrail ( Reading Company ) Trent Tower at West Trenton New Jersey. This tower is no longer in service, but is used by Septa R-3 Regional Rail Crews. 6/30/02.
Click here to see the Septa ( Reading Company ) station at West Trenton N.J. This station was built in 1929 and is now the end of The Septa R-3 Regional Rail Line. 6/30/02.
Click here to see the restored Septa Station in Lansdale Penna. This station was built by The Philadelphia & Reading RR in 1902. The Reading Company began Electric Passenger Service to Lansdale on July 26, 1931. Digital Image by Kodak DC-4800. 7/19/01. 
Click here to see the former PRR "J" Tower, which is the former LEMO Tower that was in Lemoyne Penna. It is now at the Strasburg Railroad in Strasburg Pa. 6/01/02. 
Click here to see the Amtrak (PRR) Cork Tower. This tower is still in service, and is located at The Lancaster Pa. Amtrak Station. 6/01/02. | Search Stan's RailPix ! |
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