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Known for it's new and innovative use of concrete structures, the DL&W built this concrete station in 1912 to replace an old wooden structure.

The current wooden station just celebrated it's centennial and replaced a smaller wooden structure. A concrete switch tower is also still in place. RS-3's are seen leading a varnish car special past the station on Oct. 04, 2009.

Another wooden structure which was fully renovated and contains a museum. Passenger runs and celebrations occur here through Steamtown.

Home of a fine restaurant, the Dansbury Depot is fully restored and has live running model trains in the restaurant with a great view of the Pocono mainline. A wooden structure, sadly it recently was gutted by fire (Oct 09).

 Station is in the process of being restored. Steamtown stops here once or twice a year for the town celebration.

Still alive and well, this wooden structure housed several businesses and is on the old DL&W mainline so NS trains pass here on the way to Slateford.

A beautifully restored wooden structure which houses a historical society museum with railroad and ice cutting exhibits.

Perched on the rise out of Scranton, this
restored brick station has regular train stops
 from Steamtown.

This beautiful restored station/offices now contains a five star restaurant and hotel. Absolutely stunning interior and grand exterior architecture.

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Taylor Station

Canadian Pacific uses this 1800's DL&W station as a yard office but time marches on and it will soon be demolished. Photo Nov. 2009