Corridor One Map with Station Locations
Below is a map showing the Corridor One rail line and stations between Harrisburg and Lancaster.
Click on a station to see photos and read a short description of it.
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The HTC is at 4th and Chestnut Streets in Harrisburg. It was built in 1885, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. In 2005, it had 339,599 Amtrak boardings plus alightings, making it the second busiest Amtrak station in Pennsylvania. The Harrisburg Redevelopment Authority currently maintains the HTC Station, which is in the beginning stages of construction for a $5.2 million improvement project. In order to accommodate the locally preferred alternative, the station has plans to convert an existing low level platform to a high level platform that would include an elevator for ADA access into the station building. The current station has multiple full length platforms, with one being a high level platform that is used by Amtrak. |
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Middletown |
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The Middletown Station is at Union Street and Mill Street in Middletown. It consists of a platform, with a shelter, and a small parking area. In 2005, there were 29,047 Amtrak boardings plus alightings. There are currently no planned station improvements for this station other than the addition mentioned above. |
Elizabethtown |
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The Elizabethtown Station is on Wilson Avenue in Elizabethtown, less than a mile from the center of town. In 2005, there were 51,481 Amtrak boardings plus alightings at this station, making it the 6th busiest Amtrak station in Pennsylvania. It consists of an old railroad station building, and two platforms with shelters. This station was constructed with a historic Victorian architecture, but has not been properly maintained for some time. Given the historic significance of the original station the borough of Elizabethtown has undergone a master plan and conceptual design process to revitalize the station by, among other things, refurbishing the original station building. |
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Mount Joy |
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The Mount Joy Station is at East Henry Street and North Market Street in Mount Joy. It consists of two paved low-level platforms with shelters, situated in a deep cut. In 2005, there were 27,461 Amtrak boardings plus alightings at this station . Cost estimates and plans were developed for desired upgrades to or relocation of this station; however, no specific plans have been made. |
Lancaster |
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The Lancaster station is at 53 McGovern Avenue in Lancaster. It features multiple, full-length, high level platforms. In 2005, there were 333,812 Amtrak boardings plus alightings at the Lancaster Train Station, making it the third busiest Amtrak station in Pennsylvania . This station is currently undergoing $7 million worth of upgrades and renovations. |
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