Part 2 of a Series
The Erie Railroad had its start in New York/ New Jersey. As a result, the Garden State has some very old and unique stations, some of them dating from 1871.
Most of these stations still serve commuters seven days a week. Most have open waiting rooms but no ticket agents.
Only Mahwah does not remain in its original location. The tracks are about 200 feet away.
The station at Port Jervis, New York, also housed the Delaware Division offices. Most of the pictures in this series were taken within the past two to three years and show current conditions of the stations.
Today we view the Rutherford, New Jersey, station, which was built in 1897. Shown are the exterior and waiting room.
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