The last commercial passenger train pulled out of Scranton’s station 50 years ago this Sunday, carrying Larry Malski, Jim Kilcullen and others eager to touch history. On Jan. 4, 1970, the ...
There were midnight toasts, music by the Guy Lombardo Orchestra and a giant 1984 ice sculpture. But the real attraction for many at the New Year’s Eve party at Lackawanna Station was the opportunity ...
On Tuesday, a 1930 Pullman train car that ferried passengers between Hoboken and Montclair's Lackawanna station for 50 years began its final journey home. After being restored, it will be installed at ...
A train that did for commuters what the iPhone did for cell phones has been sleeping for years in Boonton. The now weather-worn blue, silver and red locomotive and the long aluminum passenger cars it ...
LIMA — On a Sunday morning in mid-February 1962, hundreds of northeastern Ohio railroad enthusiasts crowded station platforms in Cleveland and Akron and Youngstown and many points in between, lured by ...
Don't ask John Schnurlein about trains - unless you like trains. A lot. To call Schnurlein a train buff is really to tell only half the story. He's really a history buff who also happens to really ...
The next Amtrak train to run to Scranton won’t be the first one. More than 40 years ago, as the 1970s ended, local railroad advocates mounted an effort to revive the passenger train service between ...
Lee Harkness, Jamestown’s Gateway Train Station manager, will be the featured speaker at Wednesday’s meeting of the Bemus Point Historical Society. Harkness will discuss the renovations that have ...
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