The Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway Buffalo Line ran from Buffalo to Ashford Junction, where it connected with the BR&P Rochester Line.
Timeline
1883: The Rochester and Pittsburgh Railroad line from Buffalo to Ashford Junction began operating.
1887: The Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway began operating the line.
1932: The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad began operating the line.
Stations
Buffalo* East Buffalo * Buffalo Creek * West Seneca * Windom * Orchard Park * Loveland * Jewett / Jewettville * West Falls * Colden * Glenwood * Footes * East Concord * Springville * Cascade Park * Hoyts * Riceville * West Valley *Ashford
Clippings
Maps
1904 map of the Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway system.
1925 Map of the Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway system
1910 map of the Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway
Timetables
A condensed May 14, 1884 timetable of trains running from Buffalo, NY on the Rochester and Pittsburgh Railroad. The Evening Republic. Buffalo, NY. May 14, 1884.
A June 7, 1891 timetable of trains on the Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg Railway. Traveler’s Official Guide, June 1891. Google Books.
A timetable for the Buffalo Division of the Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway effective June 6, 1893. Found on Wikimedia Commons.
A timetable, effective June 14, 1896, of trains on the Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway. Scan of an Official Railway Guide posted by Daniel Miller to the Facebook “Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Ry. Virtual Historical Society” group.