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1 NEW YORK STATE INTERURBAN RAILWAYS – SL 164 02.07.20 Page 1 of 15 PASSENGER STATIONS & STOPS (400-447) 1 NEW YORK STATE INTERURBAN RAILWAYS – SL 164 02.07.20 page 1 of 15 PASSENGER STATIONS & STOPS (400-447) Oneida Rly, see SL202, 63. All lines electrified unless noted Former names: [ ] Distances in miles Gauge 4’ 8½” tm = terminus Certain non-passenger locations shown in italics thus: (name) [6] stop number 400. ALBANY SOUTHERN RLY Looms Works ex Albany & Hudson Rly. South of Niverville to near Hudson 34.5 Briwas Car Barn on site of Kinderhook & Hudson RR (K&H), see 51 35.3 Hudson Car House Hudson (Boston & Albany Sta) 0.0 Albany (D&H Plaza) (along 7th & Warren Sts, local streetcar stops, served (along Broadway & 3rd Ave, local street car stops, by interurbans?) served by interurbans?) Upper Hudson 1.1 Rensselaer 37.2 Hudson (NYC stn) (along Washington & Columbia Sts, local street car stops, served by interurbans?) 401. AUBURN & NORTHERN RR 1.7 Station 17 2.2 Hillview 0.0 Auburn (Ticket Office) (82 Genesee & South Sts 2.6 Prospect Heights 1908>1927) 2.8 Clinton Heights 0. Auburn (Dill Street 1927>1931) 3.2 Greenbush Cemetery (street stops?) 3.4 Onderdonks 1.1 City Line 3.8 Sherwood Park 2.1 Stop 1 4.3 Hamiltons [Troy Road ] 3.4 Throopsville [2] 4.9 Elliotts 3.6 Rifle Range [3] 5.6 East Greenbush 4.3 Stop 4 5.8 Finerty's 5.5 Stop 5 6.4 Schodack Center 6.5 Stop 6 7.7 Rowe's 8.2 Port Byron (RSE) 8.6 Knickerbocker's 9.0 East Schodack 402. AUBURN & SYRACUSE RR 9.4 Garrisons 9.8 Kelces [Kells ] 0.0 Auburn (Ticket Office) (1901>1927) 10.9 Howard's Auburn (Dill St. 1927>1930) 11.5 Best's (street stops along Genesee, Grant & Franklin Sts 11.8 Nassau Lake to:) 12.0 Braeside 1.6 Car House 12.4 Rosencrans [Rosecrans ] 2. Auburn City Line 12.9 Nassau Lake Park [Merchants ] 3.0 Soule 13.3 Nassau 3.4 Cherry Street 15.0 Sweet's 4.0 Maple Grove 15.9 Troop B 4.3 Berkley 16.5 North Chatham 4.8 Hilliard 17.2 Waldorf Farm [Maple Avenue ] 5.1 Rhodes 18.0 Electric Park 5.3 Powell 18.6 Lake Shore 5.5 Taylor 19.9 Niverville (AS) 5.9 County Line 20. Niverville (K&H) (NYCRRs, 51) 6.3 Reverse Curve 20.8 State Farm > 6.6 Jones 21.9 Valatie 6.9 Klassi 23.3 Kinderhook 7.7 Skaneateles 23.8 Ogden [Eichybush ] 9.8 Dando 25.0 Kilmer's 10.7 Wiseman 25.5 Sunnyside 12.0 Seymour 26.9 Stuyvesant Falls 12.7 Williams 28.8 Rossman 13.0 Otisco 29.5 Brookside 14.0 Slate Hill 30.2 Stockport Centre 14.5 Marcellus 30.6 Empire 15.2 Sheehan 32.3 Stottville 15.9 Marcellus Falls 33.4 Hendler's 16.3 Marcellus Junction 2 17.1 Baker 37.2 Sheridan a 17.8 Camillus Road 38.2 West Sheridan # 19.1 Howlett Hill Summerton's # 19.5 Olney Strasser Road # 21.4 Split Rock Orchard Place # 22.0 Onondaga 38.9 Newell's Road # 22.6 Taunton 39.5 Cooke's Road 22.9 Chrysler 40.9 Robert's Road # 24.3 City Line 42.9 Dunkirk - 4th & Lyon [Dunkirk a ] (street stops along Dudley, Grace, Oswego, Gifford, (local street car stops to Fredonia) South West & Fayette Sts. to:) 43.2 Dunkirk - 4th & Main [Dunkirk - 4th & Central ] 27.1 Syracuse (Fayette Station) 44. Willowbrook Park # (Clinton Square 1901> ) 45. Central Park # (320 West Fayette St ? >1919) 46.2 Fredonia a [Freedonia ] (200 East Fayette St 1919>1930) 48.0 East Line - Pomfret # 48.4 Adam's Road # 403. BUFFALO & LAKE ERIE TRACTION (BLE) 48. Chestnut Street # a: 1910G 48. Barlow's # # from History by Gordon. His list contains a number of 48.7 Farel Avenue # errors, those apparent have been corrected, there may be 49.7 Freeman's # others, including omissions, not identified 50.3 Lamberton a 51.1 Walden Avenue # 0.0 Buffalo (Lafayette Square) 51.7 Windsor Place # (street stops? ) 52.3 Warners # 4.4 City Line 52.9 Brocton a 4.7 Lackawanna [Ridge Road ] Brocton Hotel # 6.7 Woodlawn Ryckman's # 8.2 Bay View Blood's Corner # 9.5 Athol Springs Portland (Ticket Office) # 10. Mount Vernon 54.3 Portland a 10 Locksley Park 55.1 Cemetery Avenue # 10.5 Hamburg-on-the-Lake [Lake Side a ] 55.8 Marsh Corner # 11. Lake Side Cemetery # 56.5 Forest Avenue # 11.3 Clover Bank 57.1 Bower's # 12.1 Wanakah a 57.7 West Portland a 13.1 Weyer # 58.1 West Town Line # 14.6 Lake View a 58.8 Union Cemetery # 15.3 Idlewood # 59.8 Powers # 15.6 North Evans a Pearls # 16.2 Overhead Bridge # Village Line # 17.5 Derby a Skinners # 18.9 Burns Road # (Evans ? map] 61.3 Westfield a 19.6 New Road a 62.5 White School House # 203. Pike's Crossing # 63.3 Atkinson's # 21.7 Angola a 64.4 Thomas # 22.3 Tile Works # 65.2 Shipbuoy Road # 23.2 Delaware Creek # 65.7 Forsythe a ? Lake Erie Beach 66.5 Kennedy's # 24.3 Town Line a 67.5 L. Francis # 24.9 Nordblums # 68.3 East Ripley # 26.0 Farnham a 69.1 Ripley a 28.2 Irving a 70.2 Cochrane's # 29.4 West Irving a 71.2 Cosgrove's # [West Ripley ?(map)] 30.1 Hanford's Bay 72.4 State Line Silver Creek - Main & Dunkirk Stinson's # 31.8 Silver Creek a 73.1 Marvin's # [Robinson's ?(map)] 33.1 Glenwood Cemetery # 74.0 Dewey's # 33.9 Mirths # 74.7 Wolf's # 34.7 Aldrich a 75.5 Pierce's # 35.5 Merrill Road # Orchard Beach (branch) Deans # 77.9 North East a > 36.5 O'Brien Road 78.2 Cemetery Road # 3 78.8 William's Corners # Westfield, N.Y.Depot b 79.8 Haskell's # [Westfield, L.S. & M.S. Depot a ] 80.9 Moorhead # error? Westfield, N.Y.C. & St. L. Depot b 81.7 Wallace's # Barcelona (branch) 82.3 Mooreheadville a 82.6 Janes # unlocated (Jamestown): 85.0 Harbor Creek a Boat Landing 85.5 Bartlett's # (illegible) 86.2 Wesleyville Junction # L(illegible) (was the B&LE service altered to formerly run via Gifford Avenue Wesleyville to via Lawrence Park?) 88.2? Wesleyville a (on former route?) 406. CORTLAND COUNTY TRACTION (CCT) 88.2? Walbridge Road # 1906>1931. Main stops only shown (#) 88.8 Nagle Road # 89.0 Lawrence Park 0. Owego Street 90.2 General Electric Junction # Cortland, L.V. R.R. Station 90.9 City Line (on former route?) (street stops along Main Street to Homer incldg:) 91.1 Adamston # Main & Port Watson Sts. (street stops along East Lake & East 6th Sts?) Cortland, Elm-Clinton Sts. 93.4 Erie (6th & State Sts.) a Fairgrounds Homer, South Line 404. BLE: HAMBURG DIVISION 4.8 Homer, Main St. & Hooker Avenue main stops only shown Hitchcock Switch Little York 4.7 Lackawanna Little York Park 5.7 Electric Avenue 11.0 Preble Roland 8.3 Blasdell 407. CCE: CORTLAND – MCGRAW 1895>1931 Bristol Park Big Tree 0. Cortland, Elm & Clinton Sts. > 11.9 Scranton Cortland, D.L.W. R.R. Stn (bypassed 1896) 13.3 Hamburg (street stops along Elm St.) >> Cortland Park 405. CHAUTAUQUA TRACTION CO. Polkville > a: 1914t; b: 1923 Central States Guide, w: 1923 employee TT 5. McGraw Jamestown (Samuels Hotel) ab 408. ELMIRA & SENECA LAKE TRACTION (local street car stops) Celoron ab 0 Elmira (Lake & Water Sts) Beechwood b [Wood's Switch a ] (street stops along Water Street) Lakewood b [Lakewood & Erie a ] Center Mills Lowe Avenue aw (street stops?) Townsends aw Horseheads Ashville ab Stop 101 Fardinks aw Stop 102 Green's Park # Stop 103 Cheneys b [Cheney's Point a ] Stop 104 Stow b Stop 105 Victoria b Stop 106 Woodlawn Park # Stop 107 Sylvan Park # Stop 108 Cale & Douglas aw Stop 109 Chautauqua Switch w(pass?) Pine Valley (Stops 110 to 114) Chautauqua ab Stop 115 Lighthouse Point aw Lower Pine Valley (Stop 116 here? ) Mayville, Pennsylvania Depot ab Stop 117 Mayville ab Millport (Stops 118 to 120) Platos w [Plato a ] Stop 121 Buttons aw Stop 122 Swarts a Stop 123 Vineyard aw Croton (Stops 124 & 125) Westfield, Main Street ab Stop 126 4 Stop 127 Vickery Stop 128 21. Hinmansville [23] Stop 129 Great Bear Springs Stop 130 Ingamells Stop 131 Kings Montour Falls (Stops 132 to 135) Baker Stop 136 Tilden Stop 137 27.2 Fulton 22. Watkins (intermediate stops not known) 33.6 Minetto 410. ELMIRA CORNING & WAVERLY RLY (ECW) (intermediate stops not known) 52 stops in total, only the following known 38.4 Oswego (Ticket Office 212 West 1st St) 38. Oswego (117 East 1st St) 0. Elmira City Line 413. FONDA JOHNSTOWN & GLOVERSVILLE RR Southport (FJG) Steam Division, see 101 Seeley Creek McHenrys 0.5 Gloversville, Steam Station Wellsburg [Gloversville, F. J. & G. Depot ] Hewitt 0.0 Gloversville, Electric Station Chemung [Gloversville, Main & Fulton Streets ] Wilsons Main & Broad Streets 18. Waverly 1.8 Harrison Street 2.2 Hillside Park [Hillside $] 411. ECW: ELMIRA – CORNING 2.7 Kings Junction (originally or latterly bypassed?) 26 stops in total, only the following known Fair Grounds North Perry & Miller Station Elmira 4.1 Johnstown Station Clarks Glen 5.8 Sulphur Spring Junction Big Flats Ruperts $ Bennets 7.7 Albany Bush $ [Albany Bush Road £ ] Sing-Sing 9.1 Browers Mosey Glen? Getmans $ South Corning 11.1 Tribes Hill, Upper Crossing Corning 11.5 Tribes Hill, Lower Crossing ? Tribes Hill School House 1905G here? 412.
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