Name That Station!

[Shanghai]

From way out here, that looks like Atlanta.

From way up here, I agree with Atlanta.

 

[railbuck]

Montreal

Ne serait-Montréal ont une signalisation bilingue?

 

[Swadian Hardcore]

Montreal

Ne serait-Montréal ont une signalisation bilingue?

Excuse me? That is French, right?

 

[AmtrakBlue]

Montreal

Ne serait-Montréal ont une signalisation bilingue?

Excuse me? That is French, right?

Well, I've heard of French Canandian and English Canadian, so, my guess is that it is French.

 

[Ocala Mike]

The old Southern Railway station at Atlanta.

And, as railbuck states, "Wouldn't Montreal have bi-lingual signs?"

 

[johnny.menhennet]

Unless the place I found the picture is wrong, that is not Atlanta. I think if I ell you it's still on the Crescent route then that will be a huge hint, but I don't believe it is Atlanta. Would somebody like me to just say it, or should you keep guessing along the Crescent route.

 

[amtrakwolverine]

looks to be atlanta from trainweb http://www.trainweb.org/usarail/atlanta.htm

 

[johnny.menhennet]

Ok thanks Kevin that definitely looks like Atlanta. Whoever gets that first can take it. Sorry. The web page said it was Birmingham, AL

 

[Shanghai]

I'll post this picture to keep the ball rolling. I think

the Montanan named Atlanta first.

This is an easy one!!

 

[rrdude]

I'll post this picture to keep the ball rolling. I think

the Montanan named Atlanta first.

This is an easy one!!

Carry me home to Cary, NC. btw, i TOTALLY CHEATED, and used TrainWeb to search. I'll throw one up in a minute.

 

[Shanghai]

Yes, Cary, NC is correct!!

 

[Shanghai]

I don't know what happened to Jerry, but I will post this pic until he returns:

What is this station name?

 

[RampWidget]

I don't know what happened to Jerry, but I will post this pic until he returns:

What is this station name?

Charleston, S.C.

 

[Shanghai]

Yes, It is Charleston, SC. Your turn to post a photo.

 

[RampWidget]

Here's the next one:

 

[Shawn Ryu]

Jacksonville?

 

[Shanghai]

Orlando, FL?

 

[FriskyFL]

MIA

 

[Ryan]

Jacksonville?

That's my guess.

 

[RampWidget]

Jacksonville?

You are correct. Jacksonville Clifford Lane station was constructed in the early 1970's alongside the then-SCL main line in Northwest Jacksonville so that passenger train operations at Jacksonville Terminal Station downtown could be eliminated. The last Amtrak trains operating from Jacksonville Terminal Station were in 1974.

Your turn!

 

[Shawn Ryu]

I pass, anyone want to put up a pic may do so.

 

[Grandpa D]

OK. This should be easy. Lot's of you have rode past it. It's a beautiful restoration.

 

[Ocala Mike]

That is Mineola. TX.

 

[Grandpa D]

That is Mineola. TX.

Yes, Ocala Mike is correct. And to show the Eagle really does stop here...

(Well, it wasn't quite stopped when I took the picture; had a few hundred feet to go.)

 

[Ocala Mike]

I'll pass my turn to Grandpa D for another one; seems like we've run through just about every current station there is. Maybe we should include pictures from pre-Amtrak days to make it interesting.