The Essex Junction station, which also serves the nearby city of Burlington, was once part of a major crossroads served by six railroads. The current facility, a single-story contemporary depot,…
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Although the Montpelier station serves the state capital located approximately two miles to the east, the depot is located west of the Dog River in the town of Berlin. A…
The Amtrak station in Randolph consists of a platform across from the historic depot. The town, located near the geographic center of Vermont, is an important intermodal transportation hub. The…
The Rutland station is adjacent to the Rutland Plaza Shopping Center and the shops, galleries, and restaurants that line historic Merchant’s Row. It opened in 1999 on the edge of…
The St. Albans station is the northern terminus of the Vermonter. The previous St. Albans station, a historic structure, now houses professional offices, a photo studio and the headquarters of…
Waterbury’s passenger rail station was built for the Central Vermont Railroad in 1875. It houses commercial space and a community room; Amtrak customers use the adjacent platform. The ornate Victorian…
White River Junction sits on the south shore of its namesake watercourse where it joins the Connecticut River. One of five villages within the town of Hartford, White River Junction…
The town of Windsor stretches along the Connecticut River’s western shore under the gaze of Mt. Ascutney, whose forested slopes have long inspired artists and played host to winter sports…
The Amtrak station in Alexandria opened on September 15, 1905. The train station is directly adjacent to the King Street Metro station and faces the George Washington Masonic National Memorial….
The Amtrak station in Ashland consists of platforms with shelters. Amtrak trains provide a picturesque view for passengers riding through or stopping at this small Richmond suburb and college town….
Amtrak established the Great American Stations Project in 2006 to educate communities on the benefits of redeveloping train stations, offer tools to community leaders to preserve their stations, and provide the appropriate Amtrak resources.
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