Sidney Union Station

Sidney Union Station was a railroad station in Sidney, New York. The station was located between the tracks of the Delaware and Hudson on its north side and the New York, Ontario and Western Railway on its south side.

Sidney
Brick and Stone station, built 1913.
General information
Location	Sidney, New York
Coordinates	42.312992°N 75.392010°W / 42.312992; -75.392010
Operated by	D&H, NYO&W
Construction
Architectural style	Board-and-batten (1868–1913) Brick and stone (1913-1980s)
Other information
Status	Demolished (1980s)
History
Closed	1963 (passenger service)
Rebuilt	1913
Former services
Preceding station Delaware and Hudson Railway Following station Bainbridge toward Binghamton Susquehanna Division Unadilla toward Albany Preceding station New York, Ontario and Western Railway Following station Norwich toward Oswego Main Line Delhi toward Weehawken Terminus New Berlin Branch East Guilford toward Edmeston
Location

The Albany and Susquehanna Railroad rail head reached Sidney on October 22, 1866, and the original station building was erected in 1868. The Albany and Susquehanna would go on to be absorbed into the Delaware and Hudson. The board-and-batten structure was replaced with a modern brick and stone station in 1913. NYO&W passenger service to the station was discontinued in 1929. The D&H ended it on January 24, 1963. The site is now home to a 23-acre Amphenol solar farm.

Sanborn Fire Insurance Map of the station and freight facilities, July 1891. The passenger station is on the upper left of frame and the NYO&W freight depot is right of center.