Emporium - The station listed above as still standing is the former PRR freight station on East Second Street at Emporium Junction. Just NW of this former freight station at the same site stood the main PRR passenger station serving Emporium/Emporium Junction. This red brick structure was demolished in the early 1970's after passenger service ceased. Up until the late 1950's there was also a large wooden roundhouse, coal tipple and water tower at Emporium Junction to serve the steam engines -- all now demolished although the foundations remain. Emporium Junction was the dividing point on the PRR's main line up the Susquehanna River from Harrisburg. The northeast branch left Emporium Junction for Erie. The northwest branch left Emporium Junction for Buffalo. There was also a  station at Broad Street which was a second "uptown" passenger and freight station in Emporium center approximately 1.5 miles due west of the station in the photo above. This was on the northeasterly Erie branch. --Jack Cox