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Eddystone is a simple intermediate stop on the Northeast Corridor, and Wilmington/Newark Line. The station consists of two low-level side platforms for four-track Northeast Corridor. The station is located on a grassy embankment with the platforms beginning just south of the railroad's bridges over Saville Avenue and continuing to run south.
Saville Avenue provides the pedestrian connection between the two platforms, although each platform has a single staircase down from it that leads back down the embankment and not directly to Saville Avenue. The staircase from the Delaware-bound platform leads back and down to East 7th Street, while the staircase from the Philadelphia-bound platform leads back and down to a tiny parking lot with just 12 spaces (that gets wider for a cul-de-sac style turnaround) with its only entrance from Saville Avenue.
Amenities for waiting passengers are a shelter on each platform. The Philadelphia-bound one is a modern glass block shelter with a slightly gabled roof covering a single bench. These are SEPTA Regional Rails “modern” standard for shelters. The Delaware-bound platform contains a single, smaller three-sided shelter with two small benches facing each other perpendicular to the tracks. It has a gabled roof and a cream colored back wall with two advertisements on it.
Photos 1-12: September 13, 2011; 13-63: September 4, 2024;
Stepping off Silverline II #254 as it stops on a Philadelphia-bound train
Silverliner #9014 leaves for Philadelphia out of the station
Looking across to the Delaware-bound platform with a tiny shelter
The shelter on the Philadelphia-bound platform
Two benches inside the shelter on the Philadelphia-bound platform
Cars parked at the Eddystone Station in its tiny parking lot
Silverliner V #826 enters the station
The one wooden boarding platform on the Philadelphia-bound platform as a Silverliner V stops on a Southbound train
An Eddystone R2 platform sign
View of the very small parking lot and oil containers behind it
A Delaware-bound train fades into the distance
The Eddystone Trains to Newark platform sign
The simple shelter on the Eddystone-bound platform
Looking across to the Philadelphia-bound platform in its entirety
The shelter on the Delaware-bound platform
Another view of the SEPTA tap target and shelter on the Delaware-bound platform
Looking down the longer Delaware-bound platform
Two wooden boarding areas
Last Updated: January 1, 2025
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