Harlansburg Station

Harlansburg Station is located in a replica train station with four Pennsylvania passenger cars, at Harlansburg. All forms of transportation are represented, including planes, trains, cars, trucks, trolleys, buses, boats, and bikes. The entrance area displays petrolia items and includes restored pumps from the 20's and 30's. The history of commercial bus lines dominates the alcove with models, fare boxes, porcelain signs, uniforms, and an original wooden Greyhound ticket booth. An extensive display on the history of aviation is featured in the main room, complete with uniforms, models, and other artifacts. Static nautical display of ore boats and railroad cars being transported by barge are also exhibited. Visitors can also tour one of the silver sided passenger cars where a selection of train memorabilia is displayed. The platform between the cars houses baggage wagons, a postal buggy, signage, and tools used on the railroad.