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The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority contains two major rapid transit lines; The Market–Frankford Line and the Broad Street Line, both of which were inherited from the former Philadelphia Transportation Company, and originally built by the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company. Both lines are officially part of the City Transit Division. It also includes the Norristown High Speed Line (Route 100) an interurban commuter rail line between Norristown, Pennsylvania and Upper Darby Township, Pennsylvania, originally owned by the Philadelphia and Western Railroad, then acquired by the Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Company, which itself was originally the Philadelphia and West Chester Traction Company.

Market-Frankford Line stations

NOTE: All stations are located in the City of Philadelphia, unless stated otherwise.

Existing stations

Station Lines Neighborhood County Former
railroad 		Disabled access Opened Connections/Notes
2nd Street MFL Center City (Old City) Philadelphia, PA PRT Disabled access 1908 Also called "2nd Street–Penn's Landing–Old City"[1]
5th Street/Independence Hall MFL Center City (Old City) Philadelphia, PA PRT Disabled access 1908
8th Street BRS MFL Center City (Market East) Philadelphia, PA PRT Disabled access 1908 PATCO
Connection to Jefferson Station
11th Street MFL Center City (Market East) Philadelphia, PA PRT 1908 Connection to Jefferson Station
13th Street MFL Center City (Market East) Philadelphia, PA PRT Disabled access 1908  10   11   13   34   36 
Called Juniper until 2011.
15th Street MFL Center City (Penn Center) Philadelphia, PA PRT Disabled access 1908  10   11   13   34   36  BSL
Connection to Suburban Station
30th Street MFL West Philadelphia (University City) Philadelphia, PA PTC Disabled access 1956  10   11   13   34   36 
Connection to Amtrak NJ Transit 30th Street Station
Replaced 32nd Street Market Elevated station.
34th Street MFL West Philadelphia (University City) Philadelphia, PA PTC 1956 Replaced 36th Street Market Elevated station.
40th Street MFL West Philadelphia (Spruce Hill & Powelton Village) Philadelphia, PA PTC Disabled access 1956 Replaced 40th Street Market Elevated station.
46th Street MFL West Philadelphia (Mill Creek) Philadelphia, PA PRT Disabled access 1907
52nd Street MFL West Philadelphia Philadelphia, PA PRT Disabled access 1907
56th Street MFL West Philadelphia (Haddington & Cobbs Creek) Philadelphia, PA PRT Disabled access 1907
60th Street MFL West Philadelphia (Haddington & Cobbs Creek) Philadelphia, PA PRT Disabled access 1907
63rd Street MFL West Philadelphia (Haddington) Philadelphia, PA PRT Disabled access 1907
69th Street T.C. MFL NHSL Upper Darby Delaware, PA PRT Disabled access 1907  101   102 
Allegheny MFL Northeast Philadelphia (Kensington) Philadelphia, PA PRT Disabled access 1922
Arrott T.C. MFL Northeast Philadelphia (Frankford) Philadelphia, PA PRT Disabled access 1922 Originally called Margaret–Orthodox–Arrott;
Called Margaret–Orthodox until 2014.
Berks MFL North Philadelphia (Fishtown) Philadelphia, PA PRT Disabled access 1922
Church MFL Northeast Philadelphia (Frankford) Philadelphia, PA PRT Disabled access 1922 Originally called Ruan-Church
Erie–Torresdale MFL Northeast Philadelphia (Juniata) Philadelphia, PA PRT Disabled access 1922
Frankford T.C. MFL Northeast Philadelphia (Frankford) Philadelphia, PA PRT Disabled access 1918 Replaced Bridge Street Terminal
Girard MFL North Philadelphia (Fishtown) Philadelphia, PA PRT Disabled access 1922  15 
Huntingdon MFL Northeast Philadelphia (Kensington) Philadelphia, PA PRT Disabled access 1922
Millbourne MFL Millbourne Delaware, PA PRT Disabled access 1907 Originally called 66th Street.
Somerset MFL Northeast Philadelphia (Kensington) Philadelphia, PA PRT Disabled access 1922
Spring Garden MFL North Philadelphia (Northern Liberties) Philadelphia, PA SEPTA 1977 Replaced former 1922-built Fairmount Ave station.
Runs in I-95 median.
Tioga MFL Northeast Philadelphia (Kensington) Philadelphia, PA PRT Disabled access 1922
York–Dauphin MFL Northeast Philadelphia (Kensington) Philadelphia, PA PRT Disabled access 1922 Originally called Dauphin–York

Former stations

Station Neighborhood County Former
railroad 		Disabled access Opened Notes
32nd Street West Philadelphia (University City) Philadelphia, PA PRT 1907 Replaced by 30th Street in 1956.
36th Street West Philadelphia (University City) Philadelphia, PA PRT 1907 Replaced by 34th Street in 1956.
Fairmount Avenue North Philadelphia (Northern Liberties) Philadelphia, PA PRT 1922 Replaced by Spring Garden in 1977.
Market–Chestnut Center City (Penn's Landing) Philadelphia, PA PRT 1908 PRT Delaware Avenue Elevated (Ferry Line) station. Closed in 1939.
South Street Center City (Penn's Landing) Philadelphia, PA PRT 1908 PRT Delaware Avenue Elevated (Ferry Line) station. Closed in 1939.

Broad Street Line stations

NOTE: All existing stations are located in the City of Philadelphia. All former stations are located in the City of Philadelphia, unless stated otherwise.

Existing stations

Station Lines Neighborhood County Former
railroad		 Disabled access Opened Notes
8th Street BRS MFL Center City Philadelphia, PA PRT Disabled access 1932 PATCO
Connection to Jefferson Station
Allegheny BSL North Philadelphia Philadelphia, PA PRT Disabled access 1928
Cecil B. Moore BSL North Philadelphia (Templetown) Philadelphia, PA PRT Disabled access 1928 Originally named Columbia station
Chinatown BRS Chinatown Philadelphia, PA PRT 1932 Originally named Vine station
City Hall BSL Center City (Penn Center) Philadelphia, PA PRT 1928  10   11   13   34   36  MFL (at 15th Street)
Connection to Suburban Station
Ellsworth–Federal BSL South Philadelphia (Italian Market) Philadelphia, PA PRT 1938
Erie BSL BRS North Philadelphia Philadelphia, PA PRT 1928
Fairmount BSL BRS North Philadelphia (Francisville) Philadelphia, PA PRT 1928 Opened for BRS in 1932
Fern Rock T.C. BSL North Philadelphia (Fern Rock) Philadelphia, PA PTC Disabled access 1956 DOY WAR WTR
Girard BSL BRS North Philadelphia Philadelphia, PA PRT Disabled access 1928  15 
Hunting Park BSL North Philadelphia (Hunting Park) Philadelphia, PA PRT 1928
Logan BSL North Philadelphia (Logan) Philadelphia, PA PRT 1928
Lombard–South BSL Center City Philadelphia, PA PRT 1930
North Philadelphia BSL North Philadelphia (Germantown) Philadelphia, PA PRT Disabled access 1928 DOY NOR (at North Broad)
Amtrak TRE CHW (at North Philadelphia)
NRG BSL South Philadelphia Philadelphia, PA SEPTA Disabled access 1973 Formerly known as Pattison and AT&T
Serves the South Philadelphia Sports Complex
Olney T.C. BSL North Philadelphia (Olney) Philadelphia, PA PRT Disabled access 1928 Northern terminus until 1956
Oregon BSL South Philadelphia (Marconi Plaza) Philadelphia, PA SEPTA Disabled access 1973
Race–Vine BSL Center City Philadelphia, PA PRT Disabled access 1928
Snyder BSL South Philadelphia (Marconi Plaza) Philadelphia, PA PRT 1938 Southern terminus until 1973
Spring Garden BSL Center City & North Philadelphia (Spring Garden) Philadelphia, PA PRT Disabled access 1928
Susquehanna–Dauphin BSL North Philadelphia Philadelphia, PA PRT 1928 Originally called Dauphin–Susquehanna
Tasker–Morris BSL South Philadelphia Philadelphia, PA PRT 1938
Walnut–Locust BSL Center City Philadelphia, PA PRT Disabled access 1928 PATCO (at 12–13th and 15–16th & Locust)
Wyoming BSL North Philadelphia Philadelphia, PA PRT 1928

Former stations

Station Lines Neighborhood County Former
railroad 		Disabled access Opened Notes
Broadway Bridge Line Camden, NJ PRT/DRPA[2] 1936 Owned by PATCO Speedline since 1968;
Connection to River Line Light Rail
City Hall (Camden) Bridge Line Camden, NJ PRT/DRPA 1936 Owned by PATCO Speedline since 1968
Franklin Square Bridge Line Center City (Franklin Square) Philadelphia, PA PRT/DRPA 1936 Owned by PATCO Speedline since 1968; Closed in 1979
Spring Garden BRS Center City Philadelphia, PA PRT 1932 Closed since 1991

Norristown High Speed Line stations

Station Lines Municipality County Former
railroad 		Disabled access Opened Notes
69th Street T.C. MFL NHSL Upper Darby Delaware, PA P&W Disabled access 1907  101   102 
Ardmore Avenue NHSL Ardmore Delaware, PA P&W 1907
Ardmore Junction NHSL Ardmore Delaware, PA P&W 1907
Beechwood–Brookline NHSL Haverford Township Delaware, PA P&W 1907
Bridgeport NHSL Bridgeport Montgomery, PA P&W 1912
Bryn Mawr NHSL Radnor Township Delaware, PA P&W 1907
County Line NHSL Lower Merion Twp. Montgomery, PA P&W 1912
DeKalb Street NHSL Bridgeport Montgomery, PA P&W 1912 Formerly called King Manor until 2010.
Garrett Hill NHSL Garrett Hill Delaware, PA P&W 1907
Gulph Mills NHSL Upper Merion Twp. Montgomery, PA P&W Disabled access 1912
Haverford NHSL Haverford Township Delaware, PA P&W 1907
Hughes Park NHSL Upper Merion Twp. Montgomery, PA P&W 1912
Matsonford NHSL Lower Merion Twp. Montgomery, PA P&W 1912 Formerly known as Conshohocken Road until 1995
Norristown T.C. NHSL Norristown Montgomery, PA P&W/Reading Disabled access 1912 NOR
Replaced former DeKalb Street-Norristown Reading Depot.
Parkview NHSL Upper Darby Delaware, PA P&W 1907
Penfield NHSL Haverford Township Delaware, PA P&W 1907
Radnor NHSL Radnor Delaware, PA P&W 1912
Roberts Road NHSL Rosemont Delaware, PA P&W 1912 Formerly called Rosemont until 2010.
Stadium–Ithan Avenue NHSL Radnor Delaware, PA P&W Disabled access 1912 Originally known as Stadium until 2010.
Township Line Road NHSL Haverford Township Delaware, PA P&W 1907 Previously known as West Overbrook until 2010.
Villanova NHSL Radnor Township Delaware, PA P&W 1907
Wynnewood Road NHSL Haverford Township Delaware, PA P&W 1907

References

  1. ^ May 2000 image of 2nd Street Station by Peggy Darlington (WorldNYCSubway.org)[unreliable source]
  2. ^ "The PATCO Hi-Speedline". The Philadelphia Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society. Retrieved 2007-06-30.

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