Inside the pedestrian bridge
Looking south to Trenton from the pedestrian bridge
Looking out towards the main station parking lot from the bridge
The staircase with the dated cieling down to the exit, park & ride, and pick-up and drop-off loop
Sign for Up To Trains To Trenton, and Purchase Tickets On This Side
The decorative arch between the drop-off area and start of the parking lot, spots closest to the station are for monthly permit holders
The clock on the top of the elevator tower up to the pedestrian bridge in the main station. It has a faded NJ Transit logo (parts missing) and Hamilton written in white on it
View from the start of the parking lot at the station off in the distance
The built later 6 story parking garage at the station
Cars in the parking area closest to the station house
Ticket Office and sign for Up To Trains To Trenton
ACS-64 #652 leads the Amfleets of a Northeast Regional towards the station
ACS-64 #652 starts passing through the station - top speed is 120 mph!
Amfleet cars of a Northeast Regional zoom through the station
The rear Amfleet of a Northeast Regional that has finished zomming through the station
A New York-bound Keystone train, led by ex-Metroliner Cab Car #9636 (that was built before Amtrak) goes through the station in push mode
ACS-64 #650 and the four Amfleet Coaches and cab car of a New York-bound Keystone train pass through the station
ACS-64 #650 pushes a Keystone Service train express through the station at high speed, over 100mph!
