The curving former driveway/road from the factory days to the Newark-bound platform
The stadium scoreboard and left over sign for Bldg. 40 Secondary Assembly Area
The wide driveway over the access road provides the only legal access to the Newark-bound platform
Etching for 1942, the year the concrete overpass was built
Approaching the station on the overpass
A little gate leads to the platform with a tall sign
The driveway, complete with a faded yellow line abruptly ends at fenced off shrubbery
The gate and only entrance to the Newark-bound platform
Plaque for Arthur L. Ruben whom the station is dedicated to
A Bridgewater Patriots sign that can be put out on the platform to inform rail riders to stick around for the baseball game with fireworks after in the waiting shed
The western end of the tiny platform
A sign and anti-suicide message at the western end of the Newark-bound platform
One side of the brick waiting shed
The entrance to the brick waiting shed
A tall sign for the station in the entrance plaza
The awkward bridges across the access road
Sign for the TVM in the shed behind
