Lambertville Station around 1910, shared by Shane Blische.
The Lambertville Station building was designed by Thomas Ustick Walter, the prominent Philadelphia architect who designed the north and south wings, and the cast-iron dome of the Capitol in Washington.By the time the station was completed in 1867 the railroad line had already been active from Trenton to Belvidere for over a decade, and the sixty mile long Delaware and Raritan Canal had been moving people and cargo across New Jersey for some thirty three years.
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