For about a century, the railroads were king when it came to transportation here in the United States.
Before America’s road network was developed, before the Wright brothers took their first powered flight, trains transported everything from people to cattle from Maine to California.
During the golden age of rail travel, train stations were the starting point for millions of journeys. While every town and city had one, some were much more impressive than others.
The Pawtucket/Central Falls Commuter Rail Station in Rhode Island
For over four decades, this train station was an integral part of the New England rail network…