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Looking over the fence to the end of the platform, it gets slighlty wider so the baggage cart can turn around

Looking down from the Duke Street grade-crossing to the end of the paltform with 3 silver bollards

The simple platform along the single track

The parking lot and station platform beyond it

Signs for the Amtrak Station, the modern national ones (no special N.C. Amtrak signs)

Across from the station that is along an embankment for a track overpass

Over a portion of the original station,

Looking over the tracks to the Durham platform sign

The concrete that remains of the original station across from the nice modern one

Across from the station platform

Looking east down the station track and the entrance to the station behind it

The sign for the Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company towers over the station

The pad of the original Durham Station

A side view of the station house, I believe this is the overflow lot across a spur track from the depot

A door that leads to offices, not the Amtrak station

The main entrance to the Station

The baggage driveway between the platform and the station loops slighlty

On the platform, across from the former station (I think the wooden structures were signs)

A mobile lift on the platform

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Last Updated: 23 June, 2014
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