Verify List

Updated: 4/26/21

 In keeping this page, I frequently receive tips of one kind or another from a variety of sources that other stations not currently listed on the County Pages are still standing. Newspapers, magazines, books, newsletters, pamphlets--all are valuable for the hints and suggestions that they give, as are the reports of friends, field operatives, and Internet surfers. Occasionally specific details are supplied, but more often the report is on the order of "I heard from someone that Smalltown Station was moved years ago to Bigville." Anyone with information on any of the stations below is asked to e-mail me. In particular, I am interested in knowing the current and, if moved, the original location (town, address) of the station; what type it is (passenger, freight, combination); its current use (municipal, railroad, business, private, vacant); whether tracks are still there and what railroad, if any, is currently operating; and any other interesting notes or features.

   

City/Town

County

Type

Remarks

"Mystery Station 1"

???

Pass.

Does anyone recognize this structure alilcam.gif (72 bytes) as having been a station somewhere in New Hampshire?

"Mystery Station 2"

???

Pass.

Does anyone recognize this structure alilcam.gif (72 bytes) as having been a station somewhere in New Hampshire? The sign is almost legible...! [see below]

"Mystery Station 3"

???

Pass.

Does anyone recognize this unusual and interesting depot alilcam.gif (72 bytes) as having been a station somewhere in New Hampshire (though it doesn't have the look of a typical NH depot)?

"Mystery Station 4"

???

Pass.

Does anyone recognize this structure alilcam.gif (72 bytes) (or the photograph) as being or having been a station somewhere in New Hampshire?

Belknap Point

Belknap

Comb.

Is this station alilcam.gif (72 bytes)alilcam.gif (72 bytes)alilcam.gif (72 bytes) still standing as a private residence, apart from but still near the original track alignment?
Lily Pond? Belknap Pass. Is this station , said to be on the Lake Shore RR, a view of Lily Pond, the LSRR station it seems most closely to resemble?

Burleyville

Carroll

Frt.

The Burleyville freighthouse is definitely gone .  Does anyone know whether it was torn down or moved?

Conway Centre

Carroll

Pass.

Is Conway Centre alilcam.gif (72 bytes)alilcam.gif (72 bytes) moved from its original location but still standing?

Cotton Valley

Carroll

Comb.

Reports persist that the depot at Cotton Valley alilcam.gif (72 bytes) is still standing, though vacant (and moved?).  Any definitive word on this?

Intervale

Carroll

Frt.

Can anyone verify that the former Intervale freight house has been moved to Kearsage Cemetery in North Conway and is being used an an equipment shed?

Lakewood

Carroll

Comb.

Private residence?alilcam.gif (72 bytes)

Sanbornville

Carroll

Pass.

Was this station, evidently the Wolfeboro RR's Sanbonville station, moved here from somewhere else?alilcam.gif (72 bytes)

Wolfeboro Lake

Carroll

Pass.

Despite reports that it is, the current structure can't be the one closed in 1927 and pictured in many older postcards . Does anyone know the history here?

Dublin

Cheshire

Pass.

Is it the case that the Boston & Albany depot from Southville, Mass. was moved to the town of Dublin?

Fitzwilliam

Cheshire

Frt.

Was this the freighthouse at Fitzwilliam? alilcam.gif (72 bytes)

S. Keene

Cheshire

Frt.

Any information on a standing freight house somewhere in South Keene?  Is it only this one, already on the "Gone" Page?

Diamond Crossing

Coos

Pass.

Was the structure (now a private home) at Diamond Crossing a station known by that name, or by a different name?

Fabyans

Coos

Pass.

Is this structure , likely the 2nd station at Fabyans still standing across the tracks and up the hill? [see below for more]

"Mystery Station A"

Coos

Pass.

Does anyone recognize this structure alilcam.gif (72 bytes) as having been a station somewhere in northern New Hampshire?  Is it Bowmans?

"Mystery Station B "

Coos

Pass.

Does anyone recognize this structure alilcam.gif (72 bytes) as having been a station somewhere in northern New Hampshire?  Is it Bowmans?

Mt. Washington Summit

Coos

Pass.

Can someone clarify once and for all the exact history/sequence/ timeline of Cog Railway stations on the mountain's summit?

Mason

Hillsborough

Pass.

This (now a private home ) appears to be the station at Mason; can anyone identify this image , also said to be a Mason, NH station but plainly a different structure?

Nahor

Hillsborough

Pass.

Nahor alilcam.gif (72 bytes) is said to have been moved from its original site in 1939; is it still standing somewhere in the area?

Shirley (Shirley Hill)

Hillsborough

Pass.

Is this station still standing in some form (possibly as part of a house in the same vicinity?alilcam.gif (72 bytes)

South Bennington

Hillsborough

Pass.

Is the depot at South Bennington alilcam.gif (72 bytes) still standing, as has been reported?  Or demolished, as has also been reported?

Bagley

Merrimack

Pass.

Moved in 1941 to Tom Pond, Davisville? alilcam.gif (72 bytes)  Or is it at Rte. 103 and Kearsage Rd., Warner? (See Dimond below) Or is it on a ballfield on Rte 103 in Warner?

Bradford

Merrimack

Pass.

"Bradford Jct." restaurant on Rte. 114--was this a depot as was reported?  moved from where? alilcam.gif (72 bytes)

Dimond

Merrimack

Pass.

Moved in 1939 .25 mi. from track; summer cabin? Now at Rte. 103 and KearsageRd., Warner alilcam.gif (72 bytes)   Is this Dimond? Or Bagley?  Or both, combined?  Or neither? (See Bagley above)

Garrison/West Concord

Merrimack

Comb.

Was this station alilcam.gif (72 bytes)alilcam.gif (72 bytes)  moved to Fisherville Rd. and remodeled, and is it still standing?

Roby

Merrimack

Comb.

Moved in pieces in 1940 to Tucker Pond, Salisbury?alilcam.gif (72 bytes)alilcam.gif (72 bytes)

Webster

Merrimack

Comb.

Former Cardigan station, moved to Webster?

Hampstead

Rockingham

Comb.

Can someone explain the discrepancy between this structure alilcam.gif (72 bytes) called "West Hampstead" and still standing in the 1970's, and this structure alilcam.gif (72 bytes)alilcam.gif (72 bytes) called "Hampstead," and not extant?

Newfields

Rockingham

Pass.

Can someone verify that either the original alilcam.gif (72 bytes) or the replace- ment alilcam.gif (72 bytes) station survives as an attachment to a home on Pleasant St.?
Gonic Strafford Frt. Has this structure been demolished, as has been reported?

Lee

Strafford

Frt.

Was this moved from Epping (WN&P)?

New Durham

Strafford

Pass.?

Since this New Durham depot alilcam.gif (72 bytes) doesn't resemble what is there now, was this the original depot, now gone?  Was this alilcam.gif (72 bytes) really a freighthouse at New Durham.

Rochester

Strafford

Frt.

Which (if either) of these two structures is the original WNR freighthouse off Columbus Ave. in Rochester: or

Sawyer

Strafford

Frt.

Can anyone confirm that this structure alilcam.gif (72 bytes) is the freight house at Sawyer (on a driveway behind the Agway store)?

Guild

Sullivan

Pass.

Not there but moved?

Sunapee

Sullivan

Pass.

Can someone explain what happened to the original Sunapee passenger station and how this structure came to be built on nearly the same site?   Is it somehow a remodeling of the original depot?  What is its current purpose?

North Walpole/Walpole

Sullivan/Cheshire

Pass.

Can someone verify that a home on Church St./Rte. 12 in North Walpole, said to resemble the Walpole depot alilcam.gif (72 bytes), is in fact, a depot, either North Walpole or Walpole?

 

                                               Notes/Replies/Resolutions:

"Mystery Station" #2

???

Pass.

Does anyone recognize this structure alilcam.gif (72 bytes) as having been a station somewhere in New Hampshire?  Answer: The station in question alilcam.gif (72 bytes)alilcam.gif (72 bytes)  is the Lee passenger station (sometimes known as South Lee) in Strafford Co., according to Don Wendell (Thanks, Don!). But Chris McLeer argues that it is Kittery Pt., Maine, and sends a photo that much resembles Mystery Station #2 (the arrow identifies the very similar end window).  Anyone else recognize it? (Thanks, Chris!)

"Mystery Station"

Cheshire

Pass.

Does anyone recognize this structure said to be near Mt. Monadnock?  Could it be Peterboro?  East Jaffrey?   Answer: The structure appears to be the station at Troy; Chris McLeer sends along an image that might well have been taken the same day--note the carriage before the station door in both.  (Thanks, Chris!)

Fabyans

Coos

Pass.

Is this the Fabyans original depot thought to be still standing across the tracks and up the hill?  This structure is the original Fabyans House station; the structure pictured in the original query appears to have been the 2nd station at Fabyans; whether it is still standing up on the hill is unknown.

Pierce's Bridge/ Bethlehem Jct.

Grafton

Pass.

Does anyone know if this structure which is plainly marked as Pierce's Bridge was a replacement station for the original Pierce's Bridge/Bethlehem Jct. depot () torn down in 1935? The adjacent autos seem to suggest a late 1950's/early 1960's date.  Resolution: The Pierce's Bridge station pictured here  stood in Lexington, MA, not in NH at all--which explains the confusion.

Parker

Hillsborough

Pass.

Is this station still standing in some form (possibly on Pleasant St. Ext.) alilcam.gif (72 bytes) or was it dismantled permanently in 1918? Answer: The station is still standing as part of a private residence.

Peterboro

Hillsborough

Frt.

Restaurant in town (on Depot St.)?  Answer: Randy Leclair confirms that the Twelve Pine restaurant on School St. at Depot Square is the old freighthouse, much modified.  Here is an overhead view of the original: .  (Thanks, Randy!)

Gerrish

Merrimack

Pass.

Has the station at Gerrish alilcam.gif (72 bytes) been torn down?  Answer: No!  As of November 2006, it is still standing in its original location.

Exeter

Rockingham

Pass.

Can someone explain the discrepancy between the report that 27 Arbor St alilcam.gif (72 bytes) is the original Exeter depot and this obviously different structure?  Was the latter a trolley station? Resolution: 27 Arbor St. was the original depot; the other structure appears to have served as a trolley station in the town square.