History in Neshanic Station NJ on the former South Branch of the Central Railroad of New Jersey, and bridges and mills on the South Branch of the Raritan River | Metrotrails

Potomac Eagle Scenic Railroad: Nature, Dining & History in West Virginia's Own Little Grand Canyon! Romney WW Potomac Eagle Scenic Railroad is located at the Wappocomo Station in Romney, West Virginia and is part of the South Branch Valley Railroad. The train hugs the shore of the South Branch of the Potomac River where you will experience the beauty of the forest in a setting that can be viewed by this scenic trip. #almostheaven #trainride #appalachianadventure #PotomacEagleScenicRailroad #trou

History at the Netcong Station on NJ Transit. The Morris and Essex railroad established the first station stop at this location in 1854. It was a 1 and 1/2 story wooden structure housing a Station Agent. The Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western Railroad took over the line in 1868 for use as their main. The site was originally South Stanhope. The current station, constructed of brick from Port Murray brick yards in 1901, coincided with the new Sussex Branch alignment that opened the same year. Previ

3K views · 18 reactions | Exploring the South Branch of the Potomac River on an amazing train ride with Potomac Eagle Scenic Railroad! | Wandering Out Yonder | Facebook