Old Greenwhich is a local stop on the New Haven Line. The station consists of two side platforms on the four-track New Haven Line that are currently undergoing renovations (as of 2019) as part of the Old Greenwich Railroad Station Upgrades and Bridge Replacement project. This project is extending the two side platforms to 10 cars, installing 3 larger modern shelter structures (2 on the New York-bound platform, 1 on the New Haven-bound platform), replacing the fencing with modern silver fencing, and rebuilding the steps and ramps up to each platform with concrete, replacing current wooden ones.
The station's two side platforms begin with staircases down to the sidewalks on each side of Sound Beach Avenue and run east. The sidewalks of Beach Avenue provide the only connection between the two platforms. Along each platform is a parking lot with a ramp (although there is no clear ADA connection between the platforms) off the platform. The Grand Central-bound platform contains the historic South Beach Station House. This depot was built in built in 1892, moved to its current location in 1895 and the stop was finally given its current name of Old Greenwich only in 1931. Inside the station house is a waiting room with restrooms, a shuttered ticket office, and some memorabilia of Old Greenwich. Outside of the station house, and extending away from the depot, the Grand Central-bound platform has a short canopy structure covering about 2 cars.
All Photos: 6 October, 2018
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