- Tip Top between Alfred Station and Andover is the highest point on the Erie Railroad between New York and Chicago, having an elevation of 1,783 feet...
- Erie Railroad station may refer to: Jamestown Erie Railroad station.
- On October 1, 1852, the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad began using the station. ... North of a junction at Englewood Station, both companies' lines ran paral.
- Like many of the stations constructed by the New York Central Railroad (NYC) in the 1920s and 1930s, Erie’s $3 million Union Station was designed by the...
- Whippany Railway Museum Excursions. Trains are sponsored by the Whippany Railway Museum and operated thru the Morristown & Erie Railway.
- 1895 erie county railroad map. Notes About Existing Stations... Erie (LS&MS Freight) - Some photos that have been claimed to be from 1928 show this...
- The Erie Railroad Station in Susquehanna, Pennsylvania was built by the Erie Railway (later reorganized as the Erie Railroad) in 1863.
- Also that year, the Erie Railroad Station was abandoned, when they moved their facilities into the DL&W Terminal on the Waterfront.
- Erie Railroad Station 1908 Barberton, Ohio. Shop our Barberton Store for great Barberton related books and products.
- The Parnell station was adjacent to the Chicago & Western Indiana Railroad’s 63rd Street station, sometimes also called the “Little Englewood” station.