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| EXISTING STATIONS | ||||||||
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| 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 Ave. at the DL crossing. | F | Warehouse | 1912 | In Use | Wood | |
| Glenburn | |
Waterford Rd. | P | Civic | 1915 | In Use | Concrete | |
| Green Ridge | |
Wyoming Ave. | C | ???? | 1867 | ???? | ???? |
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| La Plume | |
LaPlume Rd. | F | Business | ???? | In Use | Wood/ Stucco |
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| Mayfield | |
Pennsylvania Ave. at Walnut St. | P | ???? | 1891 | ???? | ???? | |
| Moscow | |
Market St. and PA435 | P | Railroad | 1903 | In Use | Brick | |
| Moscow | |
Market St. and PA435 | F | Railroad | 1903 | In Use | Brick | |
| Old Forge | |
919 South Main Street | P | Office | 1915 | In Use | Brick | |
| Olyphant | |
Trackside off Garfield Ave | C | Business | 1873 | In Use | Wood | |
| Olyphant | |
Lackawanna Ave & Lafayette | P | Railroad | 2001 | In Use | Wood | |
| Peckville |  |
Bridge Street, south of Main |
C | Business | 1890 | Gone | Wood | |
| Scranton |  |
701 N. Washington | P | Business | ???? | Gone | Wood |
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| Scranton | |
700 Lackawanna Ave. | P | Business | 1908 | In Use | Brick | |
| Scranton |  |
6th Avenue at Lackawanna Ave. bridge. | F | Warehouse | 1893 | Aband. | Brick |
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| Scranton | |
701 Wyoming | F | Lumberyard | 1883 | In Use | Brick |
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| Scranton |  |
151 Cedar Ave. 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 |
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| Carbondale |
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| Carbondale |
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This station burned down. | ||||||
| Clifton |
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| Dalton | |
Original station | ||||||
| Dalton | |
Newer station | ||||||
| Dickson City |
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| Elmhurst | |
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| Jermyn | |
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| Jessup | |
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| Lawrenceville | AND  |
This station may have been located just across the line in Tioga Co. NY. | ||||||
| Moosic | |
Built in 1867, remodeled in 1910. | ||||||
| Providence | |
This station sat in a junkyard
on East Market St., Scranton. (west end of the Lackawanna River bridge.) |
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| Scranton |
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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 | |
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| 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 | |
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| 1895 LACKAWANNA COUNTY RAILROAD MAP | ||||||||
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| 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. |
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