07-25-2010, 05:14 PM
Former DL&W Dansbury Depot in East Stroudsburg PA. Has been slated for demolition. Built in 1856 it has served as the towns focal point for It's entire existence. It was damaged by a fire in October of 2009 and has been sold to a developer who has plans to demolish the remains of the building and replace it with a 4 story multi use building. At this time there is a temporary injunction to hold off on the demo in hopes that another buyer will be found. Most likely the building will see the wrecking ball in about a month. I ran up to the depot to get some shots of it before it was razed.
It was served by a two track main with a small yard. The line still See's some freight service, but except for the occasional excursion train there is no longer any passenger service.
This pic shows the restaurant section that was damaged by the fire.
This is the street side of the building.
The building is located at 50 Crystal st East Stroudsburg Pa.
It was served by a two track main with a small yard. The line still See's some freight service, but except for the occasional excursion train there is no longer any passenger service.
This pic shows the restaurant section that was damaged by the fire.
This is the street side of the building.
The building is located at 50 Crystal st East Stroudsburg Pa.
My other car is a locomotive, ARHS restoration crew