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View towards the street of this AmStation which has fewer windows than most

Tourism information is along the walls

Murals and paintings try and make the disgusting staircase up to the platform a little better

A sign for the stairs and the rest of the platform

The one sign on the platform visible to actual passengers for the station

Two Norfolk Southern Locomotives

Looking towards the western end of the platform, where the two Amtrak routes from the station diverge

The exposed western end of the platform, grass is growing in the platform

Lampposts along the exposed western end of the platform

The switch the Adirondack and Ethan Allen Express trains use to stop at the station

A Norfolk Southern Freight along the platform

The end of the platform where the two routes diverge

The sign at the western end of the platform

A full view of the sign at the western end of the platform

A fence keeps people from walking over the tracks and onto the roof of the AmStation

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Last Updated: 4 December, 2012
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