I think it is Salt Lake City again. This one appears to be the old Union Pacfic Station. The 1869 Golden Spike mural pointed me in that direction.
Name That Station!
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Absolutely Correct!! This is a beautiful station and has been preserved as part of a shopping center.
Ryan
Court Jester
Try hitting the little switch button in the top left corner of the menu bar above this window so that everything else is greyed out and you're using the "simple" editor. Sometimes the complex editor is too smart for it's own good.
SubwayNut
Conductor
Looks like Windsor, Vermont (not Connecticut) to me.
Absloutely correct. I figured you would get this one easily based on similar photos on page two of your great site.
The station is pretty run down and I don't believe they use it for anything more than a platform.
SubwayNut
Conductor
Knew it! The station was a resturant until a few years ago. I have family in Windsor and ate their once. It was okay.
I have a photo all set to go, Im on 449 SPG-SYR now and totally forgot to post a photo using the wifi in the Albany. Don't know how to post photos from my iPhone (and don't have thering) I'll post one tonight or tomorrow.
I have a photo all set to go, Im on 449 SPG-SYR now and totally forgot to post a photo using the wifi in the Albany. Don't know how to post photos from my iPhone (and don't have thering) I'll post one tonight or tomorrow.
SubwayNut
Conductor
Finally my photo:
Atlanta?
SubwayNut
Conductor
Nope. You go upstairs from this entrance area to the platforms.
Notelvis
Conductor
New Haven, CT?
SubwayNut
Conductor
I think its time for a second photo, the waiting room interior:
Birmingham, Alabama
Ditto, looks like Springfield's Waiting Room!
SubwayNut
Conductor
It's Springfield! the previous photo is the corridor you use from the street to the stairs up to the waiting room. As a quick self-promotion I just uploaded a huge photo essay of the Springfield station, both the current situation and large abandoned historic station building:
greatcats
Engineer
In January of 1973 when I was still in college I took the train to Springfield to visit a friend at Amherst. I recall it was a Penn Central diesel pulling one coach. I had heard that the station resembled something out of the Black Hole of Calcutta, being tied with Trenton, NJ at the time for being among the worst stations. At the time I was not too into appreciating architecture, but recall hurrying through the decrepit waiting room and ticket office and hoofed it down the street to the bus station. Returning a few days later, the train was a three car through train with a lounge car of sorts that was filled with cigarette smoke and I paid a cash fare of $7.50 to New York!
Why don't you post the next one? I still haven't learned how to.......Ditto, looks like Springfield's Waiting Room!
J
jimhudson
Guest
Ditto, it's Open to anyone to Post one! :help:
Ryan
Court Jester
Apologies for the poor quality, it's literally a photo of a photo I have one my desk. It's also one of my favorite pictures.
It's also probably really easy...
I think I know, I think I know...but I don't have a pic to post, so I'll let someone else guess.
Apologies for the poor quality, it's literally a photo of a photo I have one my desk. It's also one of my favorite pictures.
It's also probably really easy...
Ocala Mike
Lead Service Attendant
Harpers Ferry, WV.
Ryan
Court Jester
Yessir.
7/5/1994. I'm the good looking 14 year old lad on the left, waiting for the single level Cap (WITH A DOME CAR) en route to Philmont.
Sadly, it doesn't look like my son and I will get to repeat the journey...
7/5/1994. I'm the good looking 14 year old lad on the left, waiting for the single level Cap (WITH A DOME CAR) en route to Philmont.
Sadly, it doesn't look like my son and I will get to repeat the journey...
Ryan, that is a very sweet photo. I can see why it is one of your favorites.
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