MAHONING COUNTY

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EXISTING STATIONS
Station
Name		 Original
Railroad 		Current
Location		 Type Current
Use		 Date
Built		 Track
Status		 Building
Material		 More
Info
Canfield Western Reserve Village Canfield Fairgrounds P Museum 1865 None Wood
Lowellville 49 River Road P Business 1881 In Use Wood
North Lima 11812 Market St (SR 7 & 696) at tracks. P Railroad ???? In Use Wood
North Lima SR 7 & 696 at tracks F Vacant ???? In Use Wood
Sebring 216 E. Pennsylvania C Society 1900 In Use Wood
Youngstown 530 Mahoning P Railroad 1905 In Use Brick
Youngstown 555 MLK Blvd. P Business 1948 In Use Brick
Youngstown
MLK Blvd. F Storage/
Vacant		 ???? Gone Brick/
Concrete
Youngstown 112 West Commerce St. P Offices 1922 Gone Brick
STATIONS OF THE PAST
Station
Name		 Original
Railroad		 Notes
Beloit This station was south of the tracks on the west side of Main Street (SR 173).
Berlin Centre This was the first Berlin Centre station, probably constructed in the mid 1880s by the Alliance, Niles & Ashtabula Railroad.
Berlin Centre This second generation (see above) depot was located on Berlin Station Road.
Calla
Greenford
Lowellville This station was on the east side of 3rd Street just north of East Water Street.
Lowellville This station was on the SW corner of 3rd Street and East Liberty Street. There was a switch tower directly to the west.
Rosemont
Struthers
Struthers  
Washingtonville This station was probably on the Columbiana side of the line.
Youngstown The passenger station was on Wilson Avenue.
1898 MAHONING COUNTY RAILROAD MAP
Notes About Existing Stations...

Canfield (Niles & New Lisbon) - Restored. This station originally sat at the corner of Newton and Railroad Streets. The N&NL was a predecessor of the Erie Railroad.

Lowellville (PY&A) - Antique Store. On National Register of Historic Places

North Lima (Y&S) - Crew base for Y&S.

North Lima (Y&S) - Roof has collapsed.

Sebring (PRR) - The Sebring Station is the home of the Sebring Model Railroad Club and Historical Society. There are approximately 50 members. The building is home to the Ohio & Western Allegheny Model Railroad, which occupies the 25 x 70 foot freight room.

Youngstown (B&O) - Restaurant (as of 2003) and Amtrak stop. On National Register of Historic Places.

Youngstown (PRR) - Was also bus station. Replaced the earlier PRR station.

Youngstown (Erie/P&LE) - Across the street from the PRR passenger station.

Youngstown (Erie) - Building does not look like a railroad structure; it looks like an office building. It is six stories high. Passenger platform is in the back and is the only area that looks like a railroad station. Child Support Enforcement Agency currently using a portion of the buildings. Some offices appear to be abandoned. Tracks have been torn out for some time and area is now a parking lot. This was the passenger station and also served as division and regional headquarters. It was used by the RR until the 1980s. The facility was also used by the P&LE and it is now on the National Register of Historic Places.