Great American Stations Project
WHY STATIONS MATTER
Saco, ME
On February 27, the community of Saco, ME opened its new $2.2
million train station with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The station,
which officials hope will boost tourism and economic activity, is said
to be one of the first "green" stations in the Amtrak system.
More about the new Saco
station »
GRANT OPPORTUNITIES FOR RAIL STATION DEVELOPMENT
A guide to grants for communities looking for a way to fund rail
station development.
Read the whitepaper »
Registered users can download a copy of the Amtrak Graphics Signage
Standards Manual or Station Planning Guidelines. »
Amtrak
Guidelines on Platform Design are now available. »
Listing of stations on the National
Register of Historic Places »
ADA REQUIREMENTS
All Amtrak stations must adhere to Code of Federal Regulations Title 49, Parts 37 and 38. Here’s everything you need to know.
DISCOVER TOMORROW
Train stations have always been hubs of civic activity and a social focus point. Station renovations can bring jobs, economic revitalization and new attractions to your town. Click below to view a welcome message from Great American Stations or learn about the past and future of America’s great train stations in Discover Tomorrow.
SPOTLIGHT ON SUCCESS: HATTIESBURG, MS
This photo gallery of before and after shots shows the dramatic transformation of the Hattiesburg station.
BEST PRACTICES
A well-planned train station is one of the best investments a community can make as it seeks to expand its appeal for greater tourism and business opportunities. Whether used by tourists or local residents, well-planned train stations have proven to be fertile economic ground.
STATIONS
For detailed information on individual stations along our Great American Stations routes, use our interactive Station Finder.
For information about train routes, fares, schedules and directions to stations, click the Amtrak logo anywhere on this site or call 1-800-USA-RAIL.
