ARMSTRONG COUNTY

EXISTING STATIONS
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Station Name	Original Railroad	Current Location	Type	Current Use	Date Built	Track Status	Building Material	More Info
Dayton		Railroad Avenue at North Poplar Street (GPS: 40.882242,-79.244326)	P	Storage	????	In Use	Wood
Kittanning		North Grant Street at Vine Street (GPS: 40.818675,-79.520183)	P	Storage	????	Gone	Brick
Kittanning		River Road on west side of old Kittanning bridge.	P	Civic	????	In Use	Brick
Kittanning		River Road on west side of old Kittanning bridge.	F	????	????	In Use	Wood
Leechburg		2nd Street at River Street	C	Railroad	1887	Gone	Brick
Schenley		48 Railroad Street	P	Railroad	1998	In Use	Wood
STATIONS OF THE PAST
Station Name	Original Railroad	Notes
Brady's Bend
Colwell Station
Cowan
Cowanshannock
Donely's Station		This was along the line just northeast of where Donely's Island is.
East Mosgrove
ECHO
Freeport		This station was also known as Buffalo Station (it's called that on the 1876 map). It was on the south side of Buffalo Street on the east side of the tracks (GPS: 40.676301,-79.6913). The name "Buffalo Station" implies that there was more than one station here, but it is the only one shown on the 1876 Freeport map.
Ford City
Kaylor		The WA was later part of the B&LE.
Kelly's Station
Kiskiminetas Junction	AND	This junction was first known by two names. On the Allegheny Valley it was known as West Penn Junction, while on the Western Pennsylvania RR it was known as Allegheny Valley Junction. In the photo, you can see parts of the signs boards that have those names. Later the name was changed to Kiskiminetas Junction and later shortened to Kiski Junction.
Kittanning		The first station here was at the same location as the existing station.
Leechburg (W. Leechburg)		The second passenger station for Leechburg, was actually located across the Kiski River from Leechburg, in West Leechburg, Westmoreland County. The station was called Leechburg by PRR and was reached by the bridge that is shown in the picture. The foundation concrete and brick walks are still visible. The specific location was Bridge Street, West Leechburg. This station was built around 1904 after a flood destroyed the RR bridge at the eastern end of Leechburg, thus cutting off the town and its original 1887 station (which is still standing).
Logansport
Mahoning		In 1876 the hotel and depot were in the same building.
Manorville
Mosgrove (Brattonville)
Parker City		W.H. Spain was the agent here in 1876. The station was on the south side of 4th Street on the west side of the tracks. This station may have served the Parker & Karns City narrow gague line (later part of the Pittsburgh & Western) as well. Not sure what this street is called today or if it even exists anymore where the depot was.
Peart's Eddy
Pine Creek Station		This station was just north of Mosgrove and is shown on the 1876 map.
Rimerton		Station was torn down during WWII.
Rosston
Schenleys Station		A. Tripp was the station agent here in 1876.
Templeton
White Rock		This station was between Kelly's Station and Donely's Station near the White Rock ferry. It is shown on the 1876 county map.
1895 ARMSTRONG COUNTY RAILROAD MAP

Notes About Existing Stations... Schenley (Kiski Junction RR) - Built on the site of the old PRR station.