All sorts of Stations

[Peirce]

This one is, in my opinion, the least interesting from a design point of view, but is is a modern commuter station. It is the Metro North station in Danbury, CT. I present it for those who might be modeling a modern commuter railroad.

Recently Metro North, as a budget cutting measure, stopped manning this station. There is now a ticket vending machine on the platform.

 

[interurban]

Here is another modern station .

 

[N Gauger]

Way cool!!!!! Lots of good pics!!

Here's a few of mine

Glenolden on The Northeast Corridor in PA.

 

[N Gauger]

And Crum Lynn also farther South on The Northeast Corridor in PA

 

[N Gauger]

Also Swarthmore station in PA

 

[N Gauger]

And Last but Not Least - The Ridley Park Station on The Northeast Corridor in PA. This is my Home Town Station - It's been there for about 60 years

 

[Woodie]

Some of those places are just so GREEN!! Not used to that much greenery around.

Darnick Station is in central NSW on the line to Broken Hill. Not much greenery there! Not much else, either.

On this line.

These pics are from here

 

[Woodie]

Eubalong West is along the same line (before the trees run out).

 

[Peirce]

In London, UK - the Kensington South Underground station. It is not too far undergroung. Those are skylights above the platform.

 

[Matthyro]

Wow Woodie, that is sure flat land with those tracks straight to the horizon. I thought we had flat land here on the Canadian prairies but Australia looks flatter.

 

[Peirce]

The GM&O station in Mobile, AL, was just starting to undergo a major restoraton project in April, 2002, when I took this picture.

 

[interurban]

Cobart Station

 

[interurban]

Northbay

 

[interurban]

Englhart

 

[interurban]

Temagamia

 

[interurban]

My fav station.

 

[Bob Collins]

The roof line of the Cobart station reminds me of several stations I have seen over the years in various parts of the USA. I don't know if it is specific to an area of the country or to a particular railroad.

Bob

 

[DanRaitz]

Heres my shot of the Bemidji, MN, depot. It was built in 1912 by the Great Northern Railway, it was also used by the Burlington Northern RR up until the depots abandonment. It has been restored and is currently being used by the Beltrami County Historical Society.

 

[Woodie]

Garahbara Gully Station. Garahbara Gully ceased to be operational after a flood in Jan 2003, and has since been demolished.

 

[Woodie]

Garahbara Station in the middle of the night.