LACKAWANNA  COUNTY

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EXISTING STATIONS
Station
Name		 Original
Railroad 		Current
Location		 Type Current
Use		 Date
Built		 Track
Status		 Building
Material		 More
Info
Clarks Summit Bedford Street C Businesses 1913 Gone Brick  
Dickson City Boulavard Avenue at the DL crossing. F Warehouse 1912 In Use Wood  
Glenburn Waterford Road P Civic 1915 In Use Concrete  
Green Ridge Wyoming Avenue C ???? 1867 ???? ????
La Plume LaPlume Road F Business ???? In Use Wood/
Stucco		  
Mayfield Pennsylvania Avenue at Walnut Street P ???? 1891 ???? ????  
Moscow Market Street and PA435 P Railroad 1903 In Use Brick  
Moscow Market Street and PA435 F Railroad 1903 In Use Brick  
Old Forge 919 South Main Street P Office 1915 In Use Brick  
Olyphant Lackawanna Avenue & Lafayette P Railroad 2001 In Use Wood  
Peckville Bridge Street, south of Main Street C Business 1890 Gone Wood  
Scranton 701 North Washington Street P Business ???? Gone Wood
Scranton 700 Lackawanna Avenue P Business 1908 In Use Brick  
Scranton 6th Avenue at Lackawanna Avenue bridge. F Warehouse 1893 Aband. Brick
Scranton 701 Wyoming Street F Lumberyard 1883 In Use Brick
Scranton 151 Cedar Avenue at Laurel Line Drive F Business ???? Gone Brick  
South Scranton ???? ? ???? ???? Aband. Brick  
Wimmers Now in Hamlin in Wayne Co. on SR 191 P Library ???? None Wood  
STATIONS OF THE PAST
Station
Name		 Original
Railroad		 Notes
Archbald  
Ash Gap  
Carbondale This combination station included a steam-powered elevator. It was on Dundaff Street between Salem Avenue and Enterprise Drive, on the site of the present day Post Office.
Carbondale This station burned down in the early 1970s.
Clifton  
Dalton Original station
Dalton Newer station
Dickson City  
Dickson city  
Elmhurst
Jermyn  
Jermyn This station was located on the north side of the east end of Franklin Street (formerly Scott St.) (GPS: 37.0625,-95.677068)
Jessup  
Lawrenceville
AND
This station may have been located just across the line in Tioga Co. NY.
Moosic Built in 1867, remodeled in 1910.
Olyphant This station, built in 1873 and located off Garfield Avenue, was demolished in 2004.
Peckville  
Providence This station sat in a junkyard on East Market St., Scranton. (west end of the
Lackawanna River bridge.)
Scranton Passenger station
Scranton Passenger station. Burned in early 1900s.
Scranton This small wooden station (just left of the locomotive in the photo) replaced the ornate CNJ passenger station (above listing) after it burned.
Scranton Old Lackawanna Avenue passenger station. Built 1894.
Scranton  
Scranton Was the "Northwest Scranton" station.
Taylor This station was last used as an office in the Taylor Yard. It was demolished in early 2010.
Taylor  
Winton  
1895 LACKAWANNA COUNTY RAILROAD MAP
Notes About Existing Stations...

Green Ridge (D&H) - Station abandoned by D&H in 1928. 

Scranton (Erie) - The former Erie station at 701 North Washington Ave. is Cooper's seafood restaurant, the original station building is still there with several additions attached to it, including a pirate ship facade on the north side. -Frank Dutton

Scranton (CNJ) - Passenger station was adjacent but it burned down in 1910. Here are some older photos.

Scranton (D&H Freight) - This served as the prototype for the Walther’s model called the Water Street Freight House.