Blasdell is village in Erie County, NY. The Erie Railroad, Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad, the Chautauqua Branch of the Pennsylvania Railroad, and the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway all had passenger stations near each other south of Lake Avenue as seen in the map below.
Erie Railroad
The Buffalo and Southwestern Branch of the Erie Railroad passed through Blasdell on its route between Jamestown and Buffalo. The Erie Railroad station was on the west side of the tracks just to the south of the point where the Nickel Plate and Pennsylvania Railroads crossed the Erie, as seen in the photo below.
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
The Buffalo and State Line Railroad completed its line through Blasdell in February 1852. The line was later operated by the Buffalo and Erie Railroad (1857 – 1869), Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway (1869 – 1877), New York Central and Hudson River Railroad (1877 – 1914), and New York Central Railroad (1914 – 1968).
Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad
The Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad is shown on the map above, but I don’t have any photos of it.
Timetables
