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The line going up the ramp to board Train #74, one door of the train is open

Looking over to the edge of the embankment and the back of the station building

A wheelchair lift for ADA boarding

Handrails along the ramp

Tracks into the small yard north of the station, a reserve locomotive lives there

F59PHI #1755 'City of Salisbury' waits to leave

F59PHI #1755 'City of Salisbury' has the crew gets some final chats in with the station staff

Looking over the second track at the small station

A platform sign and the North Carolina livery on a locomotive

leaving the station passing the couple yard tracks north of it. An emergency protect engine lives here

F59 #1893 'City of Burlington' in the yard just north of the station

F59 #1893 in the yard just north of the station

The road and roof of the station, there is an oddly placed modern small, ADA sign in a place no passenger is allowed to go

Getting off just arrived and terminating Piedmont Train #75

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Last Updated: 30 August, 2014
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