Gouldsboro Train Station
Train station museum
About
The Gouldsboro Train Station is a restored railroad station run by the Gouldsboro Train Station and Historical Society. Inside is a museum room with railroading and ice cutting artifacts and a small shop. The station also has a covered pavilion and restrooms, and it hosts craft shows, holiday events and other community events.
It sits on Main Street in Gouldsboro, Lehigh Township, Wayne County.
History
The station was built in 1905. After it sat closed for about 30 years, the Gouldsboro Area Foundation, incorporated on August 15, 2000, leased it from the Lackawanna Rail Authority and restored it over a three-year project. The town is named for Jay Gould, who built a tannery there in 1856.
When to go
The society's 2026 events calendar lists the museum and store as open the first Saturday of each month from May through October, 11 am to 3 pm. The same calendar lists events through the year, including a holiday photo shoot on November 8 and a tree lighting on December 5, 2026. Call (908) 370-7451 to check before you go.
Good to know
Bring some cash. A 2024 National Park Service page for an event here described the station as cash only, with no ATM.
Price
No admission price is listed. Call before you go.
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