Located adjacent to the Harbor Park baseball stadium east of downtown, the Norfolk station opened on December 12, 2012, bringing intercity passenger rail back to the city for the first…
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The Petersburg rail station, a one-story brick building, was constructed in 1955 by the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad and is located near the Appomattox River. CSX leases the southern portion…
The Amtrak stop in Quantico consists of platforms with a shelter, but Amtrak passengers also have use of the 1950s-era brick rail depot used primarily by Virginia Railway Express (VRE),…
Main Street station in Richmond’s Shockhoe Bottom district, a National Historic Landmark, is the second of two rail connections between this southern capital and the greater Northeast Corridor; the first,…
The Staples Mill Road station is located just north of Richmond in the Henrico County suburbs, and is the busiest Amtrak facility in the Southeast. It opened in Nov. 1975,…
Customers at Staunton use a small unstaffed waiting room located in the former signal house built for the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway (C&O) circa 1886. Since the mid-19th century, three…
The Williamsburg Transportation Center, which lies just to the north and west of Colonial Williamsburg, is a Colonial-revival station built in light brick. The Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad constructed nine…
The Amtrak station in Woodbridge consists of a platform and shelter adjacent to the Colonial Revival depot, which opened in 1992 as part of the inauguration of the Virginia Railway…
Renovated from a vintage warehouse in 1995, the brick Fairhaven Station in Bellingham is also used by Greyhound Lines and Whatcom Transportation Authority buses. The facility sits across the tracks…
The Amtrak station in Bingen-White Salmon consists of a platform and shelter adjacent to a structure built in 1992 to house BNSF maintenance-of-way crews. Although the station bears the name…
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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