WARREN  COUNTY

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EXISTING STATIONS
Station
Name
Original
Railroad
Current
Location
Type Current
Use
Date
Built
Track
Status
Building
Material
More
Info
Akeley ???? P Garage ???? Gone Wood  
Sheffield 75 Center Street C Museum 1880 In Use Brick  
Sheffield 65 Center Street P Vacant 1907 Gone Brick  
Sugar Grove West side of Forest Street between Race and East Mill Streets.
(GPS: 41.98281,-79.341459)
P Business      
North Warren 1 Railroad St. Off 62 N P Business ???? Gone Wood  
Warren West 4th Avenue near Beech Street F Storage ???? In Use Wood
STATIONS OF THE PAST
Station
Name
Original
Railroad
Notes
Bear Lake  
Garland
Garland  
Grand Valley
Irvine
Irvineton
Station
Kinzua May have also been used for MT Jewett & Kinzua and/or Olean Bradford & Warren RR.
Lottsville Photo shows station and mill.
North
Clarendon
Pittsfield
Spring Creek
Warren This station sat at the NW corner of Laurel Street and 4th Avenue. It was the second DAV&P depot, replacing the one at 4th Avenue and Beech Street which became a freight house. It was torn down around 1938.
Warren The photo shows the station before modifications were made around 1900.
1895 WARREN COUNTY RAILROAD MAP
Notes About Existing Stations...

Sugar Grove (Y&SG) - This station was on the Youngsville & Sugar Grove RR , which was incorporated around 1902 to build an 11-mile line between the two towns. The RR used ex-NY Elevated RR equipment as shown in the photo.  It connected with the NYC (DAV&P) in Youngsville. Originally it was intended to be a traction line, but it was never electrified. Operated 1919 open White 20-passenger bus on rails for a while. The Y&SG Street Railway was charted in 1902, operation commenced in Nov. 1903. Taken over by Warren County Traction Company 1909, Panama Traction Company in 1916. Line went to sherrif's sale in spring 1920. During the 1950s and 1960s the building served as borough offices and public library, now houses law offices (2nd floor) and a doctor's office.

Warren (DAV&P) - Part of this building was the original DAV&P passenger station. Later, the building was enlarged to serve as the NYC freight house.