If you take a look at a map of Upstate New York as recently as 50 years ago, you will see that there were railroad routes all over the region. Go back to 100 years ago and there was literally a train station in almost every town and village in the state. I grew up in a small, rural Upstate New York village (Delaware County) that was a positively buzzing beehive of railroad activity.

So, where are all the old stations and depot?

We know many of them are still around in various shapes and forms. Still many others have been demolished over time.

What we particularly like are the old railroad depots and terminals that still stand in the form of a restaurant!

This gallery showcases a short list of some of the best to be found. There is something that is so cool to go out to eat in a his

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