Old Station         
The old railroad depot at Cheyney now serves the community as a branch of the US Postal Service. The station was constructed in 1900 by the Philadelphia Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad to serve passengers from this small community, later becoming part of the Pennsylvania Railroad system. After many years of seeing trains of electric MP-54 MU cars in both Tuscan red and PC green, the station now has the passage of WCRL excursion runs with their consist of former RDG Blueliner MUs.
Date: 10/30/2016 Location: Cheyney, PA   Map Show Cheyney on a rail map Views: 126 Collection Of:   Paul Koprowski
Author:  Paul Koprowski
Old Station
Picture Categories: This picture is part of album:  Fall Foliage in the Chester Creek Valley
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