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The '''West Barnstable Station''', located on [[Route 149]] in [[West Barnstable, Massachusetts]]. It is the only station remaining on the old [[Old Colony Railroad]] route on Cape Cod that is in use for tourism. It was used for [[Amtrak]]'s "[[Cape Codder (train)|Cape Codder]]". The station currently serves as a seasonal stop Saturdays for the [[Cape Cod Central Railroad]].
The '''West Barnstable Station''', located on [[Route 149]] in [[West Barnstable, Massachusetts]]. It is the only station remaining on the old [[Old Colony Railroad]] route on Cape Cod that is in use for tourism, and is one of the last two stations remaining on Cape Cod that had been built by the [[New Haven Railroad Company]], the other being the [[Buzzard's Bay Train Station]]. It was used for [[Amtrak]]'s "[[Cape Codder (train)|Cape Codder]]". The station currently serves as a seasonal stop Saturdays for the [[Cape Cod Central Railroad]].


The station was built in 1911 and is owned by the [[Barnstable, Massachusetts|Town of Barnstable, Massachusetts]]. The Cape Cod Chapter, National Railway Historical Society [www.capecodnrhs.org], holds a long term lease and is in the process of restoring the building as a historical train museum. The station is open Saturdays May through October from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and also hosts numerous community events, including the West Barnstable village festival in August and the Cranberry Express in October and the Sandwich Chamber of Commerce's North Pole Express in December.
The station was built in 1911 and is owned by the [[Barnstable, Massachusetts|Town of Barnstable, Massachusetts]]. The Cape Cod Chapter, National Railway Historical Society [www.capecodnrhs.org], holds a long term lease and is in the process of restoring the building as a historical train museum. The station is open Saturdays May through October from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and also hosts numerous community events, including the West Barnstable village festival in August and the Cranberry Express in October and the Sandwich Chamber of Commerce's North Pole Express in December.

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West Barnstable Station
General information
LocationRoute 149, West Barnstable
Coordinates41°42′25.09″N 70°22′27.46″W / 41.7069694°N 70.3742944°W / 41.7069694; -70.3742944
Owned byBarnstable, Massachusetts
Line(s)Cape Cod Central Railroad
PlatformsYes
Construction
ParkingLess than 25
Bicycle facilitiesUnknown
AccessibleYes
History
Opened1911
Rebuilt1980s (Currently being restored)

The West Barnstable Station, located on Route 149 in West Barnstable, Massachusetts. It is the only station remaining on the old Old Colony Railroad route on Cape Cod that is in use for tourism, and is one of the last two stations remaining on Cape Cod that had been built by the New Haven Railroad Company, the other being the Buzzard's Bay Train Station. It was used for Amtrak's "Cape Codder". The station currently serves as a seasonal stop Saturdays for the Cape Cod Central Railroad.

The station was built in 1911 and is owned by the Town of Barnstable, Massachusetts. The Cape Cod Chapter, National Railway Historical Society [www.capecodnrhs.org], holds a long term lease and is in the process of restoring the building as a historical train museum. The station is open Saturdays May through October from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and also hosts numerous community events, including the West Barnstable village festival in August and the Cranberry Express in October and the Sandwich Chamber of Commerce's North Pole Express in December.

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