Springfield, Massachusetts (Amtrak station)

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Springfield
Station statistics
Address 66 Lyman Street
Springfield, MA 01103
Lines Amtrak:
Lake Shore Limited
Northeast Regional
Vermonter
Shuttle
Other information
Code SPG
Traffic
Passengers (2007) 112,314 0.1%
Services
Preceding station   Amtrak   Following station
toward Chicago
Lake Shore Limited
Northeast Regional Terminus
toward Washington
Vermonter
toward St. Albans
toward New Haven
Shuttle Terminus
Northeast Corridor
KBFa
Boston South Station
BHF
Boston Back Bay
HST
Route 128
BHF
Providence
HST
Kingston
HST
Westerly
HST
Mystic
HST
New London
HSTa STR
Springfield
HST STR
Hartford
STRlf ABZlg
BHF
New Haven
HST
Bridgeport
BHF
Stamford
HST
New Rochelle
BHF
New York City
BHF
Newark
HST
Metropark
HST
Princeton Junction
BHF
Trenton
BHF
Philadephia
BHF
Wilmington
BHF
Baltimore
HST
BWI Airport
HST
New Carrollton
KBFe
Washington DC

Springfield Union Station is an Amtrak station in Springfield, MA. The station was built in 1926 by the Boston and Albany Railroad to serve the many rail lines feeding into the city.[citations needed] It was the third such station to occupy the area.[citations needed] In the 1970s, the main building was condemned.[citations needed] Amtrak constructed its own modest facility on track level.[citations needed] A currently stalled plan to renovate the building and bring bus service to the station has been in the works for several years.[citations needed]

Connecticut is considering plans to create the New Haven-Hartford-Springfield Commuter Rail Line from New Haven to Springfield.[1]

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