Click here to see the Miss America Parade coming from the Atlantic City, N.J. Rail Terminal. Both Amtrak and New Jersey Transit served Atlantic City at this time. The Convention Center that is now next to the Rail Terminal, had not yet been built. 9/93.
-Click here to see Amtrak AEM-7 #933 running eastbound (north) at the Bristol Pennsylvania Station. The next stop for this Northeast Direct Train is Trenton, NJ. This engine was never repainted with Northeast Direct Colors. Bristol Pa. 10/26/99.
Click here to see the old PRR station at Bristol Pa. This station is at street level below the new Septa Bristol Station on the R-7 Trenton Line. {Amtrak NEC}. It is unknown when the old station was last in service. 9/93.
Click here to see the Old Cheltenham {JCT} Station. Built by the Reading Company, this station burned down in 1993. This image from Summer 1982
Click here to see 2 views of the new Cornwells Heights Pa., Park and Ride Station on the R-7 Trenton Line. This station has a new free 1600 car parking lot, a Shuttle Bus, and new AM + PM Express Trains to 30th Street Station in Phila. Pa. Amtrak Northeast Direct Trains to New York also stop here several times a day. 3/98.
Click here to see the Septa Station at Meadowbrook, in Montgomery County Pa. This is on the former Reading Company West Trenton Line which is now the Septa R-3 Line. 6/92.
Click here to see the historic New Hope Pa. Station, New Hope & Ivyland Railroad. The New Hope Branch was opened on March 29 1891, by the Northeast Pennsylvania Railroad and was in service until The Reading Company ended Hatboro-New Hope passenger service in June 1952.
-Click here to see the former Reading Company Willow Grove Pa. station. This station is now used by Septa on the R-2 Regional Rail Line. 7/19/01.
Click here to see the former Septa Southampton Station on the abandoned , former Reading Company, Newtown Line. 10/97.
Click here for a Digital Image of The former Reading Company Rydal Station. It is now partially used by Septa on the R-3 West Trenton, Regional Rail Line. 7/19/01.
Click here for a Digital Image of the old Central Railroad of New Jersey Freight Station in Scranton Pa. There are no longer any tracks to this station, and it is unknown when it was last in service. 9/2/01.| Search Stan's RailPix ! |
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