Name That Station!

[Texan Eagle]

I haven't been playing this game for quite some time now, but if you guys don't mind I'll jump in with a random easy one to guess. Here you go-

 

[Shanghai]

Fort Worth, TX

 

[Texan Eagle]

Fort Worth, TX

No.

 

[Grandpa D]

Dallas, looking south.

 

[Texan Eagle]

Dallas, looking south.

Yes, Dallas is correct. It's Grandps D's turn to post a photo.

 

[Grandpa D]

I think SubwayNut missed a turn here, so I'll wait 'til tomorrow to post a station.

BTW, nice picture of 21. By the shadows, I'd guess it was running late. :giggle:

 

[SubwayNut]

I almost posted one last night but didn't want to confuse things.

Well I guess I'll put up another random waiting room, one really fitting for the SubwayNut since the wooden benches are identical to those found at many NYC Subway Stations.

 

[Shanghai]

That drab green color makes me think it is Port Henry, NY.

 

[SubwayNut]

Nope but the station is also served by a single daily state supported train.

Hint: The depot was built in 1853 (one of the oldest in the Amtrak system) in time that a famous resident (a female poet) might have used the station.

 

[Texan Eagle]

BTW, nice picture of 21. By the shadows, I'd guess it was running late. :giggle:

Are you a detective or something?

Yes, 21 pulled into DAL almost three hours late that day when the photo was taken.

 

[Shanghai]

Nope but the station is also served by a single daily state supported train.

Hint: The depot was built in 1853 (one of the oldest in the Amtrak system) in time that a famous resident (a female poet) might have used the station.

I will guess Amherst, MA.

 

[SubwayNut]

Shanghai is correct again, the stop is just beyond the home of of Emily Dickenson. My second hint was going to be that when funded track improvements are completed the stop will be bypassed by the Vermonter.

 

[Shanghai]

Here's the next photo.

It should not be too difficult to identify the station.

GO!!

 

[greatcats]

Here's the next photo.

It should not be too difficult to identify the station.

GO!!

It kind of looks like Tampa, FL to me.

 

[TampAGS]

It kind of looks like Tampa, FL to me.

It's closer to the look of Jackson, MS than Tampa.

 

Though I think it's not quite an exact match in Jackson's case, either.

 

[Shanghai]

Not Tampa or Jackson.

Please try again.

 

[Shanghai]

Here's the next photo.

It should not be too difficult to identify the station.

GO!!

Hint #1: It is not flooded with train service but it is just around the curve!!

 

[Ocala Mike]

You're not exactly "flooded" with answers, so I will end the mystery. It's Johnstown, PA.

Go ahead and post another one for us, as I can't right now.

 

[Shanghai]

You're not exactly "flooded" with answers, so I will end the mystery. It's Johnstown, PA.

Go ahead and post another one for us, as I can't right now.

Yes, it is Johnstown. I guess my hint was too revealing!!

 

[Shanghai]

Here's the next photo.

It's an easy one!!

 

[amtrakwolverine]

East Lansing?

 

[gatelouse]

Flint?

 

[rrdude]

While waiting for the answer to the "Dog-Station/Amtrak-Station" I'm posting one, as I'm at (ugh) RDU, waiting for SWA to fly me home.......

Name THIS station. (I hope I didn't post before.......)

Notice the jointed-rail, and mud-pumping ties.

 

[amtrakwolverine]

Joliet?

 

[Shanghai]

East Lansing?

Kevin, I thought you would get this one right!!

East Lansing, Michigan is correct.

Your turn to post a new picture.