PIKE COUNTY

EXISTING STATIONS
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Station Name	Original Railroad	Current Location	Type	Current Use	Date Built	Track Status	Building Material	More Info
There are no existing stations in the database for this county yet! If you know of a station in this county please submit the information!
STATIONS OF THE PAST
Station Name	Original Railroad	Notes
Bushkill		Perhaps this was the original station?
Bushkill		Was at Milford Rd. and Main Street
Lackawaxen
Mill Rift
Parkers Glen		Destroyed on August 22, 1955 by hurricane Diane.
Pond Eddy (Flagstone)
Shohola		This station sat at Rohman Rd. and Richardson Street. Built in 1852, the station was closed and abandoned in 1964 and razed in 1974. Here is a photo of it near the end of its life.
Shohola		This station was located about 100 feet from the Erie Railroad Depot in the Village of Shohola. The fare was 5 cents to ride one way to the Glen or back to the Village. Built in 1886, this station lasted until the 1970's and was used as a Bank for many years. The track gauge was 4' 3" with all materials and coaches salvaged and purchased for $20,000 from the Pennsylvania Coal Company Gravity Railroad that ran from Hawley, Pa to Scranton, Pa. Motive power was WATER and Gravity. The coaches were lifted up German Hill by a continuous cable system designed by John Roebling in 1850. The cable was powered by a turbine located in an the old mill just across the Shohola Creek from the Glen Depot.
Shohola Glen		This was the Shohola Glen Depot located about one mile from the above station at the entrance to the Shohola Glen Amusement Park. It was also constructed in 1886 and used for more than twenty years. It was finally destroyed by hurricane Diane in 1955.
Rowlands		Destroyed in 1955 by hurricane Diane.
1895 PIKE COUNTY RAILROAD MAP