Cass Street is the southernmost stop in the City of Trenton on the River Line. The station is along a section of the line that is double-tracked from about half-way between this station and Bordentown (that becomes rural with trees along the line) all the way to the terminus at Trenton. This means the station consists of two side platforms with short ramps up to them from the grade-crossing with Cass Street leading up to the northern ends of each platform.
There is also access from the southern end of each platform via a pedestrian grade-crossing that connects to a sidewalk leading south from the Trenton-bound platform to the back of the building that is the Mercer County Board of Social Services office.
The artwork at the station platform contains depictions of a baseball field since the Trenton Thunder minor league baseball (until the cuts to minor league baseball in 2020 led to it’s downgrade to a summer college league) team play at the Trenton Thunder Ballpark, less than a half-mile down Cass Street near this station.
Photos 1-17: September 2, 2024; 18-30: September 15, 2011;
The DMU power car section of a departing Trenton-bound train
DMU #3519A leaves the station
A Cass Street platform sign. The River LINE follows the NJT standard, except the scale is slightly different
Ramps down to the Cass Street grade-crossing at the northern end of the platform
A Cass Street platform bench across from the flex-posts between the two cars of rare two car trains
The walkway south from the station to the Mercer County Board of Social Services
Looking over one of the tracks to one of the Cass Street platforms
The canopy on the Trenton-bound platform, the golden arches hover over the station
Countdown clocks on the South to Camden platform for the 6:46 to Trenton Transit Center and 6:48 to Entertainment Center
The South to Camden platform is alongside sidewalk-less NJ-129
View down to the two-platform station from the Cass Street grade-crossing
Approaching the Cass Street Station, No Ped X-ing by the Railroad Crossing
Approaching the Trenton-bound platform
Last Updated: November 11, 2024
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