NCR Trail – Train Station at Hanover Junction
I remember riding by this location on bicycle in the late 1990’s. This building looked like it was ready to fall over. It was Dirty, dusty and barely standing!
This train station was saved and rebuilt in the 2005 – 2006 time frame.
Now there is a museum, restroom, soda machine, bulletin board, sculptures, plaques and other items to see and learn about. There is parking at this location. The location can be approached by Car (Pennsylvania Route 616) or by trail!
Check out the York County page on Hanover Junction and Wikipedia’s information on the Railroad Station!
Another interesting article to check out is Jim McClure’s “York County’s rail trail spawns intriguing tales”.
Are you thinking about getting involved in model railroading? Check out this product on model railroading and check out what Dan has been doing with it!
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