North Conway Railroad Station

North Conway Railroad Station

This station marked the northern terminus of the Conway Branch of the Portsmouth, Great Falls and Conway Railroad. The Conway Scenic Railroad restored the building in 1974. Today, a gift shop occupies the old waiting room.

The station was designed by Nathaniel J. Bradlee, a well-known Boston architect.

The station was build in 1874. The interior of the building contained separate man's and ladies' waiting rooms, a ticket office, baggage room and restrooms. Two curving mahogany staircases led to the second level, which housed offices.

An E. Howard, eight day clock was installed in the face of the building.

Location

Route 16
North Conway, Carroll County
New Hampshire
USA

Getting There

The North Conway Railroad Station is located in the center of North Conway, New Hampshire, and is easily accessible by public transportation. The station is served by the Conway Scenic Railroad, which offers several train rides through the scenic White Mountains region of New Hampshire.

If you're traveling to North Conway by bus, you can take the Concord Coach Lines or Greyhound bus to the Mount Washington Valley region, and then transfer to a local bus service or taxi to reach the station.

The station is also within walking distance of several hotels, restaurants, and shops in North Conway village, so it's easy to plan a day trip or a longer stay in the area.

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