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The appearance of original station at Lake Hopatcong was surprising in view of the fact that it was an important transfer point for a growing vacation trade.

On May 28, 1911 a handsome field stone station and new freight station was built. This new structure was built slightly to the east of its predecessor.

Additional Views:

• Station looking east with Morris Canal visible at far left. Steamer headed west. (pre 1906)
• Station and Morris Canal looking east (pre 1910)
• Station looking east with train (post 1910)
• Station looking east (post 1910)
• Landing station looking east(same location, different name on the post card. 1911)
• Station area looking west (post 1910)

Map:

• Station area (ca. 1925-1942)

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Source:

• Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad in the Nineteenth Century, Vol. 3, Taber III
• Lackawanna Railroad in Northwest New Jersey, Greenberg/Lowenthal