Pleasantville consists of a single island platform located in an open-cut trench beneath the Village Center of Pleasantville. The tracks were depressed in a grade-crossing removal project in 1959, removing most of the grade-crossings in town. The station's single island platform begins with a staircase down from Bedford Road and runs north for six cars ending at an elevator and staircase up to a pedestrian bridge just south of Manville Road's overpass above the tracks. The platform is covered by a green canopy that also includes windscreens around the staircases up to each overpass. The main pedestrian overpass leads through a historic 1905 stone station house that now contains a restaurant, along and above the eastern side of the railroad ROW. It is along Wheeler Avenue. The western side leads to the primary parking lot and Memorial Plaza. Along each side of the overpass and station house are both original and replica New York Central-style signs for Pleasantville.
All Photos: 15 September, 2015
Approaching the stone station house
The original NY Central sign on the station house
The overpass entrance from the parking lot opposite the station house
Looking over the open-cut the rail line was grade separated down to in the 1950s
The new Train Status 'Departure' style board
The elevator shaft is visible and northern end of the platform is visible from the overpass of Manville Road
Awnings of the patio of the Iron Horse Grill that now occupies the station house
The entrance to the overpass
A platform sign for Pleasantville
Another corner of the stone station house
The entrance to the overpass end
A memorial plaza above the open cut station
Looking down on the platform from the overpass above
The station house now hovers above a concrete embankment
Complex Shopper Parking/Permit Parking with Free Weekend parking by the station
Last Updated:24 October, 2016
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