Kings Station

 There was a station at Kings as early as 1870 and the agent in 1880 was Henry King, the son of the original landowner there.  By the mid-1880's the station was listed as just a flag stop and in 1887 a new station was built for $706.  This was in use until it was retired in 1933 and moved to its present site a few hundred feet away.
  In 1990 it was restored and a caboose was placed out front. In 2006 the caboose was hit by a car and damaged but it has since been restored by Tony Bucca and his friends.

c.1890

Photo Courtesy Tony Bucca

c.1900

c.1920

D&H Stations Book

1924

D&H Collection - NYS Library

1928

D&H Collection - NYS Library

1985

Jon Patton Photo

1997

2008

Siding where station used to be located.  2008

Jon Patton Photos