Harlem Valley-Wingdale
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Harlem Valley-Wingdale is a stop on the Wassiac extension of the Harlem Line after electrified service ends at Southeast (Brewster North). Like the rest of the Wassaic Branch it usually receives service via a three Shoreliner Car and Locomotive shuttle train from Southeast with only a one-seat ride during peak hours. The station is located in what seems like the middle of nowhere. There is decent sized parking lot across from the quite new looking high level platform, and a smaller one alongside the platform. There is also a large indistrial building diagonally across from the station that is only other amenity. At the northern end of the station is a regular grade crossing that provides the only way to get across the single track to the parking lot. The high-level platform feels quite new like the rest of high level platfroms along the Wassaic Shuttle.
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(harlem_valley1) Looking up at the side platform at Harlem Valley-Wingdale from the main parking lot across from the station's platform.Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 12 June, 2008(harlem_valley2) A sign for the wheelchair ramp and ticket machine on the platform at Harlem Valley-Wingdale. It is located on the wall of the high-level platformPhoto by Jeremiah Cox, 12 June, 2008(harlem_valley3) A direction of travel sign on the platform at Harlem Valley-WingdalePhoto by Jeremiah Cox, 12 June, 2008(harlem_valley4) Looking up the wheelchair ramp and at a platform sign at Harlem Valley-Wingdale.Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 12 June, 2008
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(harlem_valley5) A much older looking station sign at Harlem Valley-Wingdale accross from the high-level platform that is a reminant from the days when the station was quite a bit simpler.Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 12 June, 2008(harlem_valley6) One of the very long Harlem Valley-Wingdale platform signs.Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 12 June, 2008(harlem_valley7) Looking out from the platform at Harlem Valley-Wingdale at an industrial building that has scene better days.Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 12 June, 2008(harlem_valley8) A Harlem Valley-Wingdale Parking facility sign.Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 12 June, 2008
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(harlem_valley9) Shoreliner I Cab Car #6111 leads a two car southbound Wassaic shuttle train towards Harlem Valley-Wingdale, the train is passing a work crew north of the station.Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 12 June, 2008(harlem_valley10) Shoreliner I Cab Car #6111 and a southbound shuttle train continue to approach Harlem Valley-Wingdale the non matching coloring of the leased Amtrak locomotive the train is using is visible.Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 12 June, 2008(harlem_valley11) Shoreliner I Cab Car #6111 continues to approach Harlem Valley-Wingdale.Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 12 June, 2008(harlem_valley12) Shoreliner I Cab Car #6111 and a two car southbound Wassaic Shuttle train is about to go over the grade crossing and enter Harlem Valley-Wingdale.Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 12 June, 2008
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(harlem_valley13) Leased Amtrak Genesis P40 Locomotive #833 and a two car trian of a Shoreliner III coach and a Shoreliner I cab car stop at Harlem Valley-Wingdale.Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 12 June, 2008(harlem_valley14) Leased Amtrak Genesis P40 Locomotive #833 pushes a southbound shuttle train out of Harlem Valley-Wingdale.Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 12 June, 2008(harlem_valley15) Leased Amtrak Genesis P40 Locomotive #833 continues pushing a southbound shuttle train out of Harlem Valley-Wingdale.Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 12 June, 2008(harlem_valley16) Leased Amtrak Genesis P40 Locomotive #833 has left Harlem Valley-Wingdale.Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 12 June, 2008
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