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The former Erie (New York and Lake Erie ) passenger station and at one time, headquarters for the Delaware and Jefferson Divisions and eastern terminal for the Susquehanna Division at Susquehanna Depot, Pa should be way up there on a lot of lists. This brick structure was once listed as the oldest brick railroad station still in use. At one time there were two yards, two roundhouses, a stone locomotive erecting shop and a concrete coaling tower in the area. Only the station and the coaling tower remain. The station is now in private hands, in use as a resteraunt called the Starrucca House. Did I mention...the Starruca Viaduct built in 1847-1848 is a mile east of the station. Fall along the Susquehanna River is a wounderful time to visit this once busy railraod center. )
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