Hadley / Luzerne Railroad Station

  This station was built by the Adirondack Company in 1870 and was in operation until it closed in 1958.  It was the largest station on the branch and also the most decorative in the Gothic style.  They probably needed this large station to accomodate the summer crowds staying at the local resorts and Lake Luzerne.  The building was torn down in 1959.
  Warren County bought the property and in 2008 started work on a new station. What was originally envisioned as a station is now just a covered platform due to financial problems.
In 2014, Warren County completed enclosing the platform for use as a station.

1880

D&H Collection - NYS Library

c.1900

Hadley - Luzerne Museum

c.1900

Hadley - Luzerne Museum

c.1900

Patton Collection

c.1915

Patton collection

c.1920

D&H Collection - NYS Library

May 1928

D&H Collection - NYS Library

October 1928

D&H Collection - NYS Library

c.1940

Hadley - Luzerne Museum

c.1945

Patton Collection

c.1950

Hadley - Luzerne Museum

1956

August 2009 new station

Jon Patton Photo

  Station Drawing - Plan View

  Station Elevations