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Trees in the entrance area to the station

Do Not Enter signs for the bus loop north of the depot

A wooden sign (a pillar is at an odd angle) for Kingston Station below a pointless Arrow logo

Starting up the Route 138 bridge north of the station

The north side of the depot and pedestrian bridge beyond

Looking down from the bridge on the northern end of the platforms

Looking through the mesh of the overpass, getting a decent photo looking down the tracks and catenary

Above the ballast and small train yard along the Track 1 platform

Ballast is stored and empty space along the Track 1 platform

Looking across and down on the mini-high platform for Track 2

A sign for the turn to the station

Tiles on the concrete bridge for Route 138 built by the State of Rhode Island in 1936

An original staircase overgrown by vegetation down to the station (across from it) below

The Kingston tower

The blue sign for Kingston on the tower

The blue Kingston tower

The blue Kingston Tower and tracks below

The Kingston Station sign from RI-138 west

The tower and roadway under the tracks from RI-138 West, a highway like interchange without a stop light and no Left Turns

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Last Updated: 19 June, 2014
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