Delevan, NY

A postcard showing a southbound Pennsylvania Railroad “Flyer” passenger train approaching the station at Delevan, NY. Postcard originally posted on eBay, found on WorthPoint.

Delevan is a village in the town of Yorkshire, Cattaraugus County, NY. It was a stop on the Buffalo Line of the Pennsylvania Railroad. The station was on the west side of the tracks just south of Church Street (formerly Railroad Street) on the east side of the village.

History

The Buffalo, New York and Philadelphia Railway, formerly the Buffalo and Washington Railway, built the line through Delevan in 1872. The line was operated by the BNY&P (1872 – 1887), the Western New York and Pennsylvania Railroad (1887 – 1895), the Western New York and Pennsylvania Railway (1895 – 1900), the Pennsylvania Railroad (1900 – 1968), the Penn Central Railroad (1968 – 1976), Conrail (1976 – 1999) and the Norfolk Southern Railroad (1999 – 2007). In 2008 Norfolk Southern leased the segment from Buffalo to Machias Junction to the Buffalo and Pittsburgh Railroad.

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