Elverson Train Station, 1906

Elverson Train Station in Chester County, PA, 1906. This train station was first built in 1873 and at that time was called the Springfield Station, reflecting the name of the town. In 1899, Springfield was renamed Elverson, as it is currently known. Source: "Trains are long gone, but Elverson Station helps Rep. Tim Hennessey service the needs of the area." Carly Stoltzfus, August 12, 2002, https://www.berksmontnews.com/news/tri_county_record/trains-are-long-gone-but-elverson-station-helps-rep-tim/article_6183eb40-d39f-5dc6-aeaa-99381c2115f1.html.

1906

Early 20th Century

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2018-11

From the personal collection of Jill Painter Moyer.

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