LANDMARKS
of New York State
Newark Valley Railroad Depot
Newark Valley
The first freight train of the Southern Central Railroad pulled into Newark Valley on March 8, 1870. Passenger service started within one month. Thus began over 100 years of service to the communities lying on the east branch of the Owego Creek. The Newark Valley Railroad Depot was built in 1879 by the Southern Central Railroad. Today the depot has been restored to the 1910 period, and contains a variety of railroad artifacts and memorabilia. The Depot is home to an HO scale model railroad depicting the northern Tioga County segment of the Lehigh Valley Railroad. The Depot serves as a regular stop for the Tioga Scenic Rail Excursions, which runs passenger service from Owego to Newark Valley.
Original Name
Newark Valley Railroad Depot
Current Name
Newark Valley Railroad Museum
Location
Depot Street
Newark Valley
Tioga County
New York
Map
Category
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Designations
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Construction Began
1879
Architect
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Original Owner
Southern Central Railroad
Original Use
Railroad Depot
Number of Stories
1
Foundation
Stone
Walls
Wood
Roofing
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Interior
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Additions
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Current Owner
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Public
Current Use
Railroad Museum
Current Condition
Excellent
Public Access
Yes