North Creek Station

  The station at North Creek was built sometime between 1872-74 (there are various dates given) and the south porch was probably added soon after.  It measures 20.5' x 50' with a 35' porch.  Half of the porch was later filled in for use as the ladies waiting room; probably in the 1890's.
  Extensive repairs were made to it in 1928 including the lower band of horizontal siding.  In 1938, the long wooden platforms were removed and replaced by a ramp.
  Passenger service was ended in 1957 due to lack of ridership and the last ore train passed by in 1989.
  The station became a state historic site in 1976 and by 1990, a local group had formed to aquire and restore the station. Restoration was completed by 1998 and the building is now a museum.

c.1875

D&H Collection - NYS Library

c.1890

c.1900

c.1900

c.1905

c.1920

Patton Collection

1928

D&H Collection - NYS Library

1928

D&H Collection - NYS Library

1934

1935

Patton Collection

1880 Station Elevations
1880 Station Elevations Page 2
1928 Station Elevations
1928 Station Elevations Page 2

HO Scale Model

Model by Jon Patton