An early view of a New York & Oswego Midland train - possibly the first - at the station in Oneida - which was opened to the public on August 14, 1873. The reason it was so large it housed the Northern Division offices as well as a restaurant. Subsequently an ornate cupola was added to the station. Passenger service with Trains #9 and #10 between Oneida and Oswego was discontinued on December 15, 1931. The building survived until 1939 when it was closed and demolished.
Same location about 1909.
( Richard Palmer collection)
This picture was taken at the New York, Ontario & Western station in Oneida in 1912 when a flood occurred.
