The Lehigh and New England Railroad was a homegrown product of the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co. with its roots in the coal-rich Panther Valley and its branches stretching to New York City and ...

red brick Georgian Revival style building that looks like nothing so much as a railroad station. It is, after all, labeled Lehigh and New England. But those arriving here hoping for a ticket to ...

LANSFORD, Pa. — This is just one of the few remaining train stations built by the Lehigh and New England Railroad, and it's here in Lansford. A bittersweet ceremony took place for the owners of ...

The most ambitious railroad construction project of this century in Carbon County was the building of the Lehigh and New England Railroad Co. bridge at Lehigh Gap in 1911-12. The completion of the ...

The Lehigh and New England Railroad began as a combination of three different railroads to provide service from Boston, Mass., to Harrisburg, Pa. The new line was formally chartered March 13, 1873 ...

Find out more about what this space is all about here. This map shows the reach of railroad and telegraph infrastructure in New England in 1854. Notched lines signify extant railroads.