GREENSBORO

Original Greensboro AMTRAK station. The station sits in the Pomona yard and was replaced in 2006 with the restored 1927 depot depicted below.

S. David Carriker collection.

Restored 1927 Southern Railway depot. Now used by AMTRAK.

Click here for interior views of the restored station

As the station appeared before restoration


Post card from the Ken Humphreys collection showing the station, circa. 1943.
Greycraft Card Co., Danville, VA.


Post card from the Arthur Peterson collection showing the station, circa. 1930.

New AMTRAK platforms at the restored station

Overall view of station and platform


View of second platform and track


Track view

1979 Southern Railway depot. Used by AMTRAK until restoration of the 1927 Southern Railway station.

East side view


West side view

1899 Southern Railway station. It became a Division office with the opening of "new" station in 1927. Present: Norfolk Southern Division Office

Postcard showing the station as it originally looked. Card circa. 1910 (S. H. Kress & Co). Alan Coleman collection

Originally Built and Used By: Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Railroad. Demolished

Courtesy of the Mt. Airy Museum of Regional History

Former Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Railroad freight station. Later used by the Southern Railway.

Photo by John D. Jones