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(rshsdepot) Paradise, PA (Amtrak/Strasburg RR)
- Subject: (rshsdepot) Paradise, PA (Amtrak/Strasburg RR)
- From: "Alexander D. Mitchell IV" <LNER4472_@_bcpl.net>
- Date: Fri, 26 Dec 2003 09:42:42 -0500
- References: <200312261034.hBQAY0lx035658_@_net.bluemoon.net>
More details on the proposed Strasburg/Amtrak interchange from the NARP
online hotline......
Yes, you will be able to take Amtrak to Paradise! PennDOT and Lancaster
County officials announced last week that a train station will be
constructed along Amtrak's Harrisburg Line at Paradise (Lehman Place). This
station will primarily be for connections to the Strasburg Railroad and its
steam-powered excursion trains but will also serve county buses. The
complex will also include a roundtable to turn the steam engine. The new
station will feature arguably the most unique train station parking
arrangement in the United States, "the station will include a circular
driveway, a passenger drop-off area, hitching posts for horses and buggies,
parking for about 30 cars and a bus-waiting and drop-off area." PennDOT and
Lancaster County officials announced last week that a train station will be
constructed along Amtrak's Harrisburg Line at Paradise (Lehman Place). This
station will primarily be for connections to the Strasburg Railroad and its
steam-powered excursion trains but will also serve county buses. The
complex will also include a roundtable to turn the steam engine. The new
station will feature arguably the most unique train station parking
arrangement in the United States, "the station will include a circular
driveway, a passenger drop-off area, hitching posts for horses and buggies,
parking for about 30 cars and a bus-waiting and drop-off area."
Alexander D. Mitchell IV
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