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Spur Economic Development

Renovated train stations have the potential to spark greater economic development in the heart of their communities. Station improvements offer a return on investment for years to come.

 

Honoring Your Community's History

America's rail stations have witnessed history unfold and played host to some of our nation's most difficult and proudest moments. Stations are pieces of our country's history and treasures not to be lost or forgotten.

 

Cultural Space & Museums

Grand train stations, often centrally located and built of fine materials richly embellished, now offer unique opportunities for renewal in cities and towns where prime real estate is scarce.

Help Build Great American Stations

There are dozens of reasons to invest in your local train station.

Get help with your station project from Amtrak experts now and discover the possibilities in your community today.

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A Warm Welcome:
Trenton, New Jersey

New Jersey’s capital traces its railroad history back to the 1830s. The Trenton Transit Center, renovated and reopened in 2008, is served by Amtrak, NJ TRANSIT and SEPTA services. Colorful tiles in the concourse depict local wildlife amid the city’s landmarks.

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Tools You Can Use

Amtrak’s Station Planning Guidelines

The Station Program and Planning Guidelines have been developed to assist communities and planners in the planning, design, construction, rehabilitation and redevelopment of Amtrak-served facilities.

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Latest News

New Boarding Platform Opens in Washington. D.C.

Amtrak has added a new track and platform at Washington Union Station that expand service capacity and improve the overall customer experience. The new track primarily serves Virginia Railway Express trains, along with Amtrak Long Distance and Amtrak Virginia trains that connect the Northeast Corridor with dozens of destinations across the Southeast.

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