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Surviving Stations

Here I have a number of old stations that still exist, some in private hands, and some still owned by their railroads. I also have a few that have been raised and only exist in pictures on the Fallen Stations page and some new Amtrak stations on the New Stations page.

Videos

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Leaving Bartlett on July 28^th of 2008.
Video by John Erickson.
Taking a ride with Belfast & Moosehead Lake Railroad (BMLX) 50 on August 3^rd of 2014.
Video by John Erickson.
CSXT 8009, MEC 7787, MEC 5966, CSXT 6229, MEC 5972, MEC 518, CSXT 6219, and CSXT 2561, mostly dead engines for Waterville to repair, lead L070 through Monmouth toward Belgrade on the 15^th of March, 2025.
Video by John Erickson.
Amtrak 740 and 106 take 685 through Bradford Station toward Boston's North Station on May 8^th of 2025.
Video by John Erickson.

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