Hello Benjamin,
Thank you for your comment on this report. The station you reference (Riegelsville, N.J.) is featured in a photograph on the front cover of the August, 2025 issue of Railpace Magazine. I happened to be browsing that magazine and the Discussion Forum at the same time. Talk about coincidences...
Also, another station replica is shown on page 40 of Railpace. That is the structure on the London & Port Stanley at Talbot Street.
As a long time subscriber to Railpace, I enjoy reading of rail line restorations, new freight customers and historic preservation projects. Over the course of a year, there are several depot/station renovations, recreations or in some cases, removals. This would seem to be at odds with the "report" of Pennsylvania and Maine being the only two states to be doing so. My guess is that we are not getting the context of the original report. Perhaps the person who made that statement, was referring to reconstructed stations on reconstructed railroads who operate steam locomotives and that happen to be of narrow gage...24" or 36". ?
This is just my opinion at trying to understand the report and subsequent posting.
