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Metrolink Updates (with the new Metrolink logo) under information panels with the second-generation Metrolink Logo

The ramp up towards the station depot

Looking over the top of the wall across from the platform to the platforms beyond

Heading down the ramp past the end of the platform

The walkway (along the former platform) towards the station house still in its original place now a long way from the platform

Platings on the walkway from station platform entrance to the station house

A sign TO Trains on fencing where the platform once was, tracks no fenced off

Another view of the walkway where the platform once was, most of the platform has been demolished

The original shelter that once covered the Metrolink TVMs, still with a next train monitor where it has always been outside the original platform

The former platform area above the station's parking lot

The canopy of one of the depot entrances by some bike parking

Covered bike parking outside the station, primarily branded for Amtrak

The glass wall of the depot that once led out to the platform and is now a long way away

Seating inside the depot with the fenced off tracks beyond

The still staffed ticket office

The passenger drop off area outside the depot (now far away from the platform)

ADA parking spaces outside the drop-off area

The Amtrak Thurway bus stop

Sign for San Joaquins Route 1 at its Thruway Bus

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Last Updated: March 23, 2024
All photos are by Jeremiah Cox
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