Fredonia, New York

Fredonia is a village on the Dunkirk, Allegany Valley and Pittsburgh Railroad.

A postcard view of the Fredonia Depot

A DAV&P northbound train at “Fort Hill”, Fredonia, New York. From the archives of the Historical Society of Dunkirk, New York. The locomotive is believed to be one of the Warren & Venango engines, 1 – 5 which became DAV&P 6 – 10. Built by Brooks, 1872.

This 1996 photo shows the former Dunkirk, Allegany Valley and Pittsburgh station in Fredonia

References

Photos collection of John Stewart.
Woolever, Charles. Existing Railroad Stations in New York. http://ny.existingstations.com/