Abandoned Train Station | Rhode Island
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- A ghost station is a place that trains pass by or under without ever stopping. They used to be bustling transportation hubs, but now sit quietly and for the most part forgotten. This is one of those ghost stations, and it’s a big one, located in Rhode Island.
Filmed/Edited by Jason Allard
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This station was built in 1916 at the peak of of industrial and population growth in this area, and it followed a fresh type of design. This one was built with pedestrian safety in mind, with the tracks constructed below and station above. This way you couldn’t just wander onto the tracks.
The station itself was designed by F.W. Mellor. architect for the New Haven Railroad. Mellor oversaw the railroad's early-twentieth-century reconstruction program, and even worked on Grand Central in New York City.
This beauty is 30,000 square feet, made up of brick and granite… and lemme tell you, it was poppin back in the day.
70,000 - that was the average number of passengers per month at this place…with up to 79 trains passing through every day. The crazy part was that this was all local traffic - lines stopping here didn’t go to the major hubs. You’d have to transfer down the line in Providence if you wanted to do that.
Don’t believe the hype? In 1952, Dwight Eisenhower even stopped here on his campaign trail. That alone tells you the draw this place had at one point.
The station sits above what is known today as Amtrak’s Northeast Corridor. It was a major social hub, so of course it had a lot to offer. If we check out the original floor plan, you can see it’s got two levels; the upper level housed the massive waiting room along with a barber shop, restaurant, ticket office, and baggage areas. The lower level is the outdoor track level with two island platforms providing access to all four tracks.
The reason it closed in 1959 was because it was already falling into disrepair…and that just continued, even with the new owners and a flea market in the 70s. By 1981, when service and all activity here completely stopped, it was in even worse shape.
There were efforts to save this place. In 1984 the station was considered for nomination to the National Register of Historic Places, but The Review Board voted unanimously to de-fer consideration of the prOperty pending the performance and report of a study of the railroad station’s structural integrity. So it was denied, the station was cleaned up a bit and inspected… There is good news though - In 1997 was labeled a "significant property" and has been formally determined eligible for listing in the National Register, which does provide it some protections.
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NOTE: In the voiceover I said Amtrak closed the ticket office in 1959. I misspoke and should have said New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company. When Amtrak did become owners of the line in the 1970's, they also refused to resume service at this station. Thanks for watching.
Many thanks for your attention on this matter.
AMTRAK didn't even exist until 1971. So, who was the owner of the track at the time? Probably either The New Haven, or maybe the Boston & Maine?
Yeah that stuck out like a sore thumb. 1959 was still New Haven, PC in 1968.
Ah ha makes sense bc I thought that 1950s still had trains
@@alexclement7221 went from New Haven then to Penn Central then Conrail then finally B&M. Amtrak never operated out of the station, just owned the line.
This is a brilliant portrayal of a fascinating building that is a relic of a bygone railway age. I have never visited Rhode Island but the station is of great interest to me. The US should not have abandoned its trains and stations in the way it did. In Japan, it would still be in use today. Greetings to New England from North West England.
Exactly. It would also have served the purpose of maintaining the interstate highways as *defense* highways. You can't defend a nation or quell a rebellion if the expressways are all clogged with traffic.
Amen. Create jobs. Build high speed rail. Save lives. It won't come without a fight. The automotive and oil robber baron mafia as well as the airline industry are bullies and lobby against anything rail related. It's time to fight back. A rail pass at a mere fraction of what I pay to own a vehicle and all of it's expenses.
in the northeast, we have TONS of trains. subways, commuter rails, Amtrak, freight trains.
the commuter rail passes right through there, between boston and providence. it's just the fuckin ghetto over there. theres TONS of abandoned buildings and open air drug and prostitution markets over there. My first apartment was in that neighborhood a few years back. one bedroom apartment for 400 a month. it was a complete crack neighborhood. the city declared bankruptcy.
Providence still has service but from a different station along the same line.
Sad, I went there a few times when I was little, in the 50s, with my Grandmother to take the train to NY City, my Grandfather worked for the New Haven R.R. back then, they were so good to me...Thank you for the video...
That first main building at 5:38 if someone who had money bought that and turned it into a skatepark I think would make money. Would be a sick place for lots of things
Outstanding!!! Well Done!! One correction, Amtrak did not close this building in 1959. Amtrak did not yet exist, Amtrak was created in 1971 by Act of US Congress. This station was owned and operated by the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company, and it was that railroad that closed the main building.
Accurate!
Accurate fact about New Haven RR closing it. They were hitting rock bottom at the time with passenger service.
he’s confusing when service at the station ended with when the building closed...Amtrak owned the tracks but never operated commuter trains even though it was in service for nearly a decade alongside Amtrak
I’m
Not even American and I came to say the same thing.
Make a helluva concert venue - with a story to tell.
I never understood why people like to destroy things. Imagine if everyone showed respect and worked to preserve things instead. I grew up in Pawtucket and remember this building well. Thanks for the great video.
Thank you for confirming that this is in Pawtucket. I went there and visited once to look at the graffiti
I remember the flea market. We used to go! This is not far from the church and school we grew up attending. The vandalism is due to the fact that its in one of the poorest cities,if not the poorest city in R.I....it's all so sad.
as a rhodeisland i can confirm that it is a sketchy city
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Very very sad. People now don't know how many trolley and rail lines and trains there were prior to the 1950s
When automobile industry payed to buy and immediately destroy all local stations and tracks, to make people buy cars
Very sad
Now the country is a shithole
That happened in L.A. with the destruction of the streetcar system in favour of buses made by GM, whose president, Alfred Sloan, had earlier opposed the fitting of safety-glass to cars (to prevent death and disfigurement of the occupants during pile-ups) because the new glass would eat into those profits. What a guy !
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normally that’s true but this time it had nothing to do with that, the company was criminally run into the ground by executives forcing a mass closure of dozens of stations and branch lines...
Pawtuckethad trolleys at one point I beleive
I have always wanted to see the inside of this Station. Thank you 🙏
Me too.
They should turn that into a museum for ri’s transportation history
Our infrastructure in America needs to be rebuilt or built from the ground up. We don't need more train museums. We need more car museums, because trains are the future. And cars should be an outdated thing from the past.
@@torquetrain8963 well I meant across the board all forms of transportation for ri only
It would make a pretty good mixed used retail/office development.
@@torquetrain8963 Gotta disagree. I’m a railfan myself but the viability of intercity trains just isn’t there, at least in most of America. Very unfortunate, but highways and airlines have largely replaced the train in many areas. It’d be a huge task to get Americans to revert back to rail travel.
@@t700e what about the thousands of accidents every day. All the road rage and congestion? All the expense to own ,insure, and maintain a car? Road taxes? Pollution. The list goes on and on and on. In a nation with over 350 millon people car centric ism is nothing short of insanity. No excuses, sorry. I stand my ground. Airlines and auto along with big oil threaten and lobby against anything rail related wherever you go. Pisses me off even here in Boise, that the downtown depot is a museum instead of an active station.
More proof that god left Rhode Island a looooong time ago
I remember the station well growing up in Central Falls in the 1960's and 70's. In 1993 (or 1994, sorry, it's been a while) we cleaned up part of the station, creating a mythical Santa Clause's workshop where welfare children came in every few minutes, on Christmas Eve, sat on Santa's lap, and received the one gift they only dreamed of receiving. Such a sad site to see how it has gone into such decay.
My husband's grandparents home is within walking distance. We've visited a few times and I've taken occurs of the outside. I really wondered what the inside looked like. I'm shocked at how bad it is. It's no wonder no one wants to take a chance at fixing it. It's sad but in America we don't take the time to preserve as much history as we could. Really great video.
That's so depressing. I remember, in the late 80's or early 90's, Central Falls and Pawtucket, joined forces and dropped a ton of tax payer money into fixing the place up as an event space. The flea market was the big event that took place but they were also trying to do weddings and other gatherings. Didn't last long and sad to see how far it has fallen since then.
WOW, I have family who live in Pawtucket and I visit when I can and I never knew this was there.
I lived right off of Broad Street in the early 90s. This place was beyond dangerous to venture into back then. There was also an abandoned drive in movie theater down the road that had old trailers on the property. My friends and I went in one of those trailers one day, as we would from time to time, and we found a mattress that was literally covered in blood. I always made it home when the street lights came on.
this place would make a really cool Railroad museum! :)
Stanley burgers ... they are the best ... now I’m hungry!
I have only traveled under that train station once or twice and barely gave it notice. I had thought that the station was to be incorporated into the "new" Pawtucket commuter rail station, and it's sad that they chose not to.
I don't see a use for the structure. As you pointed out, the cost to rehab the building far outweighs the structures usability, but then I look at the Attleboro commuter rail station where the Southbound station has been repurposed as a law office and cordoned off from the rail line. Perhaps some private investor will look at the building as prime real estate for commercial office space? Who knows?
Awesome video man i love it, so unfortunate what the station has came to now.
I love when you do train things nice job man!!!!!
Me too!
My first job was just a few buildings down from here back in high school, early 2010s. I always wondered when it became abandoned because it looks so run down. Thanks for the video, love learning more about our state!
homeless call that 'home'. it's better than nothing... thank you for posting this!
My boyfriend and I were homeless a few months back and stayed in that building, when you went into the bathroom part and said it was actually the cleanest part of the building, that's where we were staying inside. My boyfriend cleaned the floor so we had a clean place to sleep, and he even put those pieces of wall inside that cart in there..we slept in there for a few weeks..he swept the floor and picked up all of the glass on the floor. The first night we stayed in there we stayed in the baggage room near the bathroom, and it rained and we got flooded and had found the bathroom didn't flood so we kept dry..we slept in there without masks on...
how's it going for you now? hope everyone is staying safe as possible
were there still tunels behind the walls in the bathroom?
Per usual I'm blown away by the production. Let's link up soon and do some cool collaboration! Abandoned motorcycle stuff sounds tight! 🤙🏼🤙🏼
Ya ok pal
Another great one, thanks Jason. I love it when you go inside abandoned places. Too bad about this one, yes something needs to be done to stop others from just walking into this station. Thanks for the graphics and photos so at least we know what it used to look like.
The northern wing of the train-station (where CVS is located) was used as a church, at one point.
The city should seal up the place before homeless move in and start a campfire that could get out of control.
god forbid the homeless take refuge in a disgusting run down place! they should be happy to sleep on the cold and dangerous streets, where they will likely be arrested by a random cop on frivolous charges!
@@deadcorpert619 you know what before they were on the streets they had a home it was called the insane asylum
@@qjtvaddict Didn't they close the big insane asylums and throw the inmates onto the streets to join Reagan's "welfare queens" ?
or folks like certain UA-camrs break into it...
This is what I’ve been waiting for!! Great Job Jason!!
BEAUTIFUL JOB on this Jason ! Well done, sir ! I lived in Rhode Island in the 1980's , I remember exploring that old station before Eurbexing existed. That Beautiful Ceiling was still intact when we explored. Sad to see that gone. Thought for sure they would have demolished it. Kinda glad it is there because of it's Historical value. Thank You for expolring this site. I attended HALL INSTITUTE in Pawtucket, Architecture student back then. Umm, you have a New Subscriber !😊
I lived around the corner for a number of years. It would be great if they could convert it to a heritage museum for the surrounding Blackstone Valley towns. It would bring business and visibility to CF and the surrounding area. They have got to have the will and vision for the property. I see hope and opportunity.
Please, MORE narration, LESS music. "Dead silent", then let us HEAR that! Let the viewer hear your footfalls as you move through the silence.
Just went there yesterday with my friends
I don't buy vandals destroyed the place. The floor just needs to be swept and stop leaving trash behind. Maybe this place could become a storage facility
Worcester did refurbish and reopen its Union Station at great cost about twenty years ago - I remember it from the 1970's as a wreck. It has led to a renaissance of the surrounding area, although the rest of Worcester is still in decline. They've hitched their star to commuters to Boston who are looking for cheap housing. But downtown Worcester has a long way to go.
only one of the two platforms got renovated, the old P&W/New Haven/B&M platform is still derelict
My gf and I walked into the gate and into the window walked around inside took tons of pics also was a crack head sleeping in the bathrooms
This should be rebuilt omg what a waste of good engerneer so sad Amtrak please fix this up
Wouldn't it be nice if idiots with spray paint would just leave abandoned places alone so we could enjoy them?
Enjoyed it very much - as a train enthusiast and using commuter rail from Providence to Boston for years, I passed under that, always hoping it would reopen. Would have been interesting if the Acela has passed underneath at 10:30 and at what speed instead of the regular commuter train. First video and you made a subscriber out of me.
This is the old Pawtucket & Central Falls station. Not sure why it's not really mentioned
Bad idea to you ! Great place for us ! Surprised you didn’t run into the people living in there. Usually bless them with some drinks or chips . Please if anyone checks this place out do not bring your animals and wear good shoes needles legit everywhere !!!
Yeah couple things about shooting this video - it was a freezing day when we shot this, so we didn't see anyone else inside the station. When we got there we did see one guy inside an entrance so I tossed him a protein bar and it was all good.
Normally, there are either people tagging, ripping it apart, or homeless groups in here. There are a few rooms I didn't show footage of, because there were tents and other belongings inside, and I didn't want to disturb anyone by walking through with my gear and lights.
Good man then ! Always have to bless the less fortunate within reason that is . As a writer places like this are a paradise and the walls are our gold . As for people who just destroy it well that’s just out of everyone’s control.. last time I was present there we must have made a lasting impression on the homeless there they wanted a few of us to do the walls in there so called “rooms” . But anyways enjoyed our chit chat 💬! Be well !
Tear it down ! that was then this is worse, better yet make it part of a rail trail that would be symbolic of the entire post industrial region.
I am someone who has been inside that flea market and the very early '80s with my grandfather
A fascinating story, that I didn't know about. Too bad about this place.
“unprecedented access”
you broke in! you broke into the station. there’s no way in hell that the church that owns it gave you permission
Jason, I’ve just discovered your channel and it’s excellent. Not just the great drone footage. Many (most?) abandoned channels provide little or no information or context about what it is we’re looking at. Your research is excellent. The graphics are super-clear and add detail to what time has erased. Finally, your presentation and voice-overs are just terrific with a very personal touch, like you’re telling the story directly to me. So, 10 out of 10. I’m in Victoria, Canada but you have me interested in abandoned Rhode Island. You’re a gifted filmmaker and you could have quite a future ahead. 👍
The new MBTA project subjects this as a station to be rebuilt!!!! CANT WAIT
welp i guess I'm wrong but the MBTA website said it was gonna be rebuilt
it’s not a T project, it RIDOT and they never said it was being rebuilt: just service restored to the two cities.
I went in there about 5 years ago and you're right, even in that time it has become a lot more damaged from what it looks like in your footage. Did you go to the clockroom or creepy coal room? great vid!
Declaring it a protected building after it's been trashed so badly is a little late, isn't it? I see it was nice 4 tracks, now two, rebuilt with concrete ties and welded rail. I wonder how a place like this gets vandalized so badly. Where's law enforcement? Probably the best that can be done it seal it up, spruce up the outside and put a plaque in place expalining what it is.
Wouldn't be surprised if the owners intentionally did not properly secure and check up on the building. Such owners sometime wish things get so rundown that the local authorities declare it a safety hazard or "beyond repair" and order demolition. I'm surprised that it is still standing after all these years. These decision-makers have no imagination.
Indonesian have any abandoned station and abandoned track trains
I worked across Broad St. from 89 -97, looking at the station every day. Always wondered what the inside looked like. Sad. Great video, though.
YEah they shut down that bridge I don't remember when they shut that road down, but you know RI...takes them 1 million business days to repair a simple street light
They should do what Cincinnati did ,there old stations is a children's museum.Its a beautiful place going to waste
Add a station in the museum
Excellent video. One note- Amtrak didnt initially abandon the station in the 1950s. That would have been the New Haven, which was already struggling financially by that time. In 1969 New Haven was essentially forced to merge with Penn Central as a condition of the merger of The New York Central and Pennsylvania Railroads themselves. Amtrak didnt exist until 1971 and didnt end up owning this corridor until 1976.
Good, concise history.
and it wasn’t abandoned until 1981, just the building closed. it was finally closed when state subsidies stopped funding service
Excellent video!!! Loved your creative use of transitions❤️
Save The Train Station . Mary L Babiec
This country truly disgusts me with the amount of abandoned infrastructure
The same thing has happened in the U.K.: our own bent politicians seem to have copied U.S. policies since WW2, when they bankrupted the U.K. to fight Hitler & co..l
That’s in my city central falls 🤝🤝🤘🏾
Central Falls has some beautiful old mill buildings that are well preserved.
Pawtucket and CF have some of the most iamazing old buildings in the country
Sad now
looks like it to me it was not the weather that took it toll on this beautiful building it was real bad people that destroy this building Jason you the man with your outstanding videos and a great passion for what you do i want to say THANK YOU
About 20 years ago, I lived just a couple miles to the north in Cumberland and never knew this place existed. Sad story, but great video!
Back when I had a place up in Providence, id take the train to Boston all the time, and it was always interesting to see what became of this station, since you'd see it pass each time
So sad, something as appealing as this place must have been and now just left to fall apart. I'm surprised the trains still run below. It would be nice to see it saved like some are being reused. Nice video.
Just found your channel and this was pretty good
Love this video I grew up in CF and work for the Railroad. This place is very interesting I hope it gets restored one day.
Great video, enjoyed the historical photos/info. I'm a fan of post-industrial ruins and anything with rusty rails. Always fun to imagine what is was like in their heyday.
My Dad and I visited the flea market a few times, but we expected the place to be torn down in a year or two. Strange how it outlasted him.
As a "vandal" lol in the 80s from CF, I've got a few stories about this station. We'd found homeless sleeping there multiple times, some teens holding some sort of seance with candles and whatever, and the most bizarre was the dead cats and a couple dogs strung up in there. 🤯
I have seen worse. Too bad the ceiling is gone. Who cares about the trash? I used to roam around the Lackawanna Ferry terminal at Barclay Street where bums were sleeping on the waiting room couches sill there and old E-L posters werre on the walls tipped t angles, ferry slips dangling. It is part of what makes these places fascinating. They were still using a waiting room at the soon to be demolished Central Station in Chicago, a wreck but they were still using the waiting oom above the tracks. And Communipaw was fascinating circa 1973, the tower the abandoned CNJ tower at the turn even more fascinating....
What’s the address of this old station? Also, I have an idea: They should keep the existing station, and revitalize this old one, completely rebuild it from the ground up with the exact same floor plan and design, one station would be called Pawtucket and the other would be called Central Falls
Thank you for posting a wonderful video. I am a Rhode Islander and I drive a delivery van for my company. I make a pick up in Pawtucket every other month. Where exactly is this? What is the name of the nearest main road? Is it visible from Rt. 95? I am hopeful to alter my route to get a look. For all I know I've been passing by it w/o realizing it! Thanks.
The CVS on Broad St is a good place to park and take a peek but idk how close you can get because I assume it's fenced in
in the opening shots of this vid you can see the CVS parking lot of the left of the station
@@jennalovecraftreeves9679 Thanks Jenna! I mentioned this to a friend of mine at work that is a Pawtucket resident and he went looking for it. He mentioned the CVS just like you. Turns out while driving on my route I am near it, but just short by a city block or two. The stop I make is coming up in June so I'll do a little detour. . . my boss will never know!
Very Nice !!!!
let me just say as a rhode islander this is the only channel ive ever seen even MENTIONING rhode island unironically 💀
Nice video. Be careful. While you have the correct mask to protect yourself from hazmat it's not enough. You need a full on N100 to protect your eyes too as well as a Tyvek suit because airborne or aerosolized asbestos fibers for example will attach everywhere including to your clothing, then your vehicle, then your home and stay there forever. And when taking off same said suit you need to basically be taking a shower or be rinsed with a hose to wet down the fibers as that way they don't get airborne and stick to you or get breathed in by you as you take off the protective suit. Awful stuff. I used to do exploring like this including on old historic ships until I learned. I wish I never did it and was exposed. Thankfully it was brief and my risk according to what I have read and available calculators isn't huge I will probably be OK. But the danger is certainly not zero. Beware.
In 2020 there were many homeless individuals living in here due to the state's continued failure to provide adequate affordable housing, accessable substance abuse treatment, and the fentanyl crisis that is rampant here in Rhode Island. Now it's been boarded up by Amtrak, who plans to ~eventually~ renovate/ rebuild the station. I know many community members who were bringing supplies & outreach workers offering services to the folks living here last year, we did our best to clean-up needles in the building for everyone's safety. Unfortunately many of these people are outdoors this winter due to the shortage of housing & homeless shelter space. Just wanted to share some recent history about this space :)
You never specifically stated what town says city this abandon train station is in, but I got a note by any chance this is the old one socket train station because obviously it’s not the providence one and is obviously not the one in North Kingstown, which is making me think it Hass to be the old one socket train station Because those are really the only other ones besides the one in South Kingstown near that you all right is the one near you or RIDE is the one in North Kingstown near the North Kingstown Walmart there’s obviously the one in Providence and the only other one here and Ryan that I remember know I’m a wife from Rhode Island or it was the old one socket transition some gonna guess that this was the old one socket train station Near the rob Roy, beauty school
I've also paid homage to the station by featuring outside photos of it for the cover of my 1st book from a couple of years ago.
how did you get in its blocked up all around it
they broke in
Document it before its on the chopping block to be demolished..
Such eyesore.
The state of Rhode Island is not designed for the corruption that is industrial projects. As a resident of the Bridgewater Triangle and the swamps out here, I have always been offended by Providence industry, poisoning our water table.
Fourth world culture gonna fourth world culture! Oooga booga, baby!!!
Ah, my buddies and I went there at night years and years ago. Cool to see it in the daytime.
Thanks for a great video. Hope this grand building will be restored. Here's hoping. Why some morons had to deface and destroy is beyond me. This is a great place to explore.
This makes me sad.
I love your videos I'm from Rhode Island myself I was kind of hoping you'd make a video on the lad School in Exeter
You guys should visit Wickford elementary it’s an abandoned school in RI.
We spent trillions to rebuild Iraq and Afghanistan and our country looks like a dump
Scumbags vandalize and litter. Shame on people that do that and shame on their horrible parents for raising them that way.
Great video btw!
This place is very popular scary at night tho. We climb to the roof sometimes people there are normal and nice just adventurous than there are actually crazy fucks who will threaten you or scream aggressively
Why not just tear down the structure and recycle the steel and bricks? Don't local residents have any pride? The local counsel is delusional and living in the past.
Very good video, I was raised across the street from the building! And remember how it looked 😢 yes I agree Seal it up .
Went here yesterday. IF anyone goes, please be careful. Heroin needles every inch of the floor. Lot of homeless people there too, one guy told us not to go down a specific part as it smelled "like shit"
Amtrak didn't exist in 1959. It only began 1972.
Cool story just found your channel don’t live far from this station and always gave me the creeps driving by it
The intro music is so dope, could I ask for what the song is? Tried to go through the links provided but couldn’t find it…
The building is owned by amtrak currently
Do you know anything about that abandoned school next to this abandoned train station it’s infront to the Bank of America but it’s looks normal
I sighed train and patucket Rhode Island that's where you are but like it are you in patucket
I know a few folk who sleep in there😥