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A Shore Line East train idols on Track 3, used as a siding track that also connects with the Connecticut Valley Line in the middle of it's wye

The overpass towers

Streetside of the red station

Wheelchair's go both ways to the station

The strip mall and train station beyond it

The sign for three R.R. Stations at the entrance to the shopping area and station

View from the Route 1 bridge of the station and platforms off in the distance

Another view from the Route 1 Bridge

Across from the station, an idling Shore Line East Train on a layover is beyond the cemetery in the station

View across from the station of the overpass structure and an idling Shore Line East Train

A staircase off the end of the high-level platform

Looking through the trees across from the platforms at a Shore Line East Train idling in the station

GP #6696 just visible through the trees

A catenary maintenance vehicle in the wye at the end of the Connecticut Valley Line

Another view of a catenary maintenance vehicle

The graveyard and a the station with a laying over Shore Line East Train in it beyond

Tracks at the end of the split become one (after another siding) to form the Connecticut Valley Line

Mafersa Cab Cars #1719 and #1707 both making Old Saybrook an intermediate stop on trains running to and from New London

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Last Updated:1 August, 2015
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