List of SEPTA Trolley and Interurban stations

The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority contains more than several trolley lines and one interurban line; These include five Subway–Surface Trolley Lines, and one Heritage trolley (Route 15), all of which were inherited from the former Philadelphia Transportation Company, and originally built by the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company. Both systems are officially part of the City Transit Division. It also includes the Norristown High Speed Line (Route 100) an interurban commuter rail line between Norristown, Pennsylvania and Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, originally owned by the Philadelphia and Western Railroad, then acquired by the Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Company, which itself was originally the Philadelphia and West Chester Traction Company. The P&WC built the Media-Sharon Hill Lines trolleys (Routes 101 and 102), which were inherited by PSTC, only for all PSTC assets to be taken over by SEPTA in 1970. These systems are part of the Suburban Transit Division.

Stations of the Route 15 Heritage trolley, as well as those of former trolley lines will not be listed here.

Media-Sharon Hill Line stations

NOTE: All stations are located in Delaware County, Pennsylvania.

Existing stations

Station	Municipality	Segment	Former railroad	Opened^[1]	Notes
69th Street T.C.	Upper Darby	Media and Sharon Hill Lines	PSTC	1907	Termini of both the Media and Sharon Hill Lines Also serves NHSL Interurban and MFL Subway lines.
Anderson Avenue	Upper Darby	Media Line	PSTC	1913
Andrews Avenue	Collingdale	Sharon Hill Line	PSTC	1906
Aronimink	Drexel Hill	Media Line	PSTC	1913
Avon Road	Upper Darby	Media and Sharon Hill Lines	PSTC	1906	Originally called "Bywood Station."
Baltimore Pike	Clifton Heights	Sharon Hill Line	PSTC	1906
Bartram Avenue	Collingdale	Sharon Hill Line	PSTC	1906
Beatty Road	Media	Media Line	PSTC	1913
Beverly Boulevard	Upper Darby	Media and Sharon Hill Lines	PSTC	1906
Clifton–Aldan	Upper Darby	Sharon Hill Line	Pennsylvania	1880	Connects to the Media/Elwyn Line Originally named "Aldan Station"
Congress Avenue	Upper Darby	Media and Sharon Hill Lines	PSTC	1906	Serves the Monsignor Bonner High School for boys and the Archbishop Prendergast High School for girls.
Creek Road	Drexel Hill	Sharon Hill Line	PSTC	1906	Originally named "Oakview Station." Serves Indian Rock Park, home of the historic Lower Swedish Cabin.
Drexel Hill Junction	Drexel Hill	Media and Sharon Hill Lines	PSTC		Also called "Shadeland Avenue Station." Media and Sharon Hill split west and south of here.
Drexel Manor	Drexel Hill	Sharon Hill Line	PSTC
Drexel Park	Drexel Hill	Media and Sharon Hill Lines	PSTC		Also called "Fairfax Road Station."
Drexelbrook	Drexel Hill	Media Line	PSTC
Drexeline	Drexel Hill	Media Line	PSTC		Serves Drexeline Shopping Center.
Edgemont Street	Media	Media Line	PSTC	1913
Fairfield Avenue	Upper Darby	Media and Sharon Hill Lines	PSTC	1906
Garrettford	Drexel Hill	Sharon Hill Line	PSTC
Hilltop Road	Upper Darby	Media and Sharon Hill Lines	PSTC	1906
Huey Avenue	Drexel Hill	Media Line	PSTC	1913
Irvington Road	Drexel Hill	Media and Sharon Hill Lines	PSTC	1906
Jackson Street	Media	Media Line	PSTC	1913
Lansdowne Avenue	Upper Darby	Media and Sharon Hill Lines	PSTC	1906	Serves the Monsignor Bonner High School for boys and the Archbishop Prendergast High School for girls.
Leamy Avenue	Springfield	Media Line	PSTC	1913
MacDade Boulevard	Collingdale	Sharon Hill Line	PSTC	1906	Originally called "Collingdale Station" until 2010
Magnolia Avenue	Aldan	Sharon Hill Line	PSTC	1906
Manchester Avenue	Media	Media Line	PSTC	1913
Marshall Road	Drexel Hill	Sharon Hill Line	PSTC	1906
Media–Orange Street	Media	Media Line	PSTC	1913	Western terminus of the Media Line
Monroe Street	Media	Media Line	PSTC	1913	Serves the Media Theatre
North Street	Collingdale	Sharon Hill Line	PSTC	1906
Olive Street	Media	Media Line	PSTC
Paper Mill Road	Springfield	Media Line	PSTC	1913	Serves Smedley County Park
Penn Street	Clifton Heights	Sharon Hill Line	PSTC	1906
Pine Ridge	Springfield	Media Line	PSTC	1913
Providence Road	Media	Media Line	PSTC	1913	Formerly "Bowling Green Station." Not the same Providence Road as on Route 102.
Providence Road	Aldan	Sharon Hill Line	PSTC	1906	Not the same Providence Road as on Route 101.
Saxer Avenue	Springfield	Media Line	PSTC	1913
Scenic Road	Springfield	Media Line	PSTC	1913	Serves Walsh Park and Indian Rock Park.
School Lane	Drexel Hill	Media Line	PSTC	1913
Sharon Hill	Sharon Hill	Sharon Hill Line	PSTC	1906	Southwestern terminus of the Sharon Hill Line. Within walking distance of the Wilmington Newark Line station.
Springfield Mall	Springfield	Media Line	PSTC	1913	Originally called "Sproul Road Station." Renamed for and serves Springfield Mall
Springfield Road	Springfield	Media Line	PSTC	1913
Springfield Road	Clifton Heights	Sharon Hill Line	PSTC	1906
Thomson Avenue	Springfield	Media Line	PSTC	1913
Veterans Square	Media	Media Line	PSTC	1913	Serves the Delaware County Courthouse
Walnut Street	Upper Darby	Media and Sharon Hill Lines	PSTC	1906
Woodland Avenue	Springfield	Media Line	PSTC	1913

Former stations

Station	Municipality	Segment	Former railroad		Opened	Notes
Shisler Avenue	Aldan	Sharon Hill Line	PSTC		1906	Closed by SEPTA on March 15, 2010.

Norristown High Speed Line stations

Station	Municipality	County	Segment	Former railroad	Opened	Notes
69th Street T.C.	Upper Darby	Delaware, PA	Main Line	P&W	1907	Also serves MSHL Trolley and MFL Subway lines.
Ardmore Avenue	Ardmore	Delaware, PA	Main Line	P&W	1907
Ardmore Junction	Ardmore	Delaware, PA	Main Line	P&W	1907	Included connection to the former Route 103 Trolley line until 1966; Route 103 is now a bus rapid transit line.
Beechwood–Brookline	Haverford Township	Delaware, PA	Main Line	P&W	1907
Bridgeport	Bridgeport	Montgomery, PA	Main Line (Norristown Branch)	P&W	1912
Bryn Mawr	Radnor Township	Delaware, PA	Main Line	P&W	1907
County Line	Lower Merion Twp.	Montgomery, PA	Main Line	P&W	1912
DeKalb Street	Bridgeport	Montgomery, PA	Main Line (Norristown Branch)	P&W	1912	Formerly called "King Manor Station" until 2010.
Garrett Hill	Garrett Hill	Delaware, PA	Main Line	P&W	1907
Gulph Mills	Upper Merion Twp.	Montgomery, PA	Main Line (Norristown Branch)	P&W	1912
Haverford	Haverford Township	Delaware, PA	Main Line	P&W	1907
Hughes Park	Upper Merion Twp.	Montgomery, PA	Main Line (Norristown Branch)	P&W	1912
Matsonford	Lower Merion Twp.	Montgomery, PA	Main Line (Norristown Branch)	P&W	1912	Formerly known as "Conshohocken Road Station," until 1993
Norristown T.C.	Norristown	Montgomery, PA	Main Line (Norristown Branch)	P&W/Reading	1912	Replaced former DeKalb Street-Norristown Reading Depot. Also includes the Manayunk/Norristown Line
Parkview	Upper Darby	Delaware, PA	Main Line	P&W	1907
Penfield	Haverford Township	Delaware, PA	Main Line	P&W	1907
Radnor	Radnor	Delaware, PA	Main Line (Norristown Branch)	P&W	1912
Roberts Road	Rosemont	Delaware, PA	Main Line (Norristown Branch)	P&W	1912	Formerly called "Rosemont Station" until 2010.
Stadium – Ithan Avenue	Radnor	Delaware, PA	Main Line (Norristown Branch)	P&W	1912	Originally known as "Stadium Station" until 2010.
Township Line Road	Haverford Township	Delaware, PA	Main Line	P&W	1907	Previously known as "West Overbrook Station" until 2010.
Villanova	Radnor Township	Delaware, PA	Main Line	P&W	1907	East of former Villanova Junction, part of which is now used for the Radnor Trail
Wynnewood Road	Haverford Township	Delaware, PA	Main Line	P&W	1907

Subway-Surface Trolley Line stations

NOTE: All stations are located in the City of Philadelphia, unless stated otherwise.

Existing stations

Station	Municipality	Neighborhood	County	Route(s)	Former railroad	Opened	Notes
13th Street	Philadelphia	Center City (Market East)	Philadelphia, PA	10, 11, 13, 34, and 36	PRT	1908	Also serves Market-Frankford Subway Line Originally named "Juniper Station" until 2011.
15th Street	Philadelphia	Center City (Penn Center)	Philadelphia, PA	10, 11, 13, 34, and 36	PRT	1907	Also serves Market-Frankford Subway Line Connections to City Hall BSL and Suburban Station.
19th Street	Philadelphia	Center City (Penn Center)	Philadelphia, PA	10, 11, 13, 34, and 36	PRT	1907
22nd Street	Philadelphia	Center City	Philadelphia, PA	10, 11, 13, 34, and 36	PTC	1956	Replaced 1908-built 24th Street PRT Station
30th Street	Philadelphia	West Philadelphia (University City)	Philadelphia, PA	10, 11, 13, 34, and 36	PTC	1956	Also serves Market-Frankford Subway Line; Connections to Amtrak Regional Rail and NJT Atlantic City Line; Replaces 32nd Street Market Elevated station.
33rd Street	Philadelphia	West Philadelphia (University City)	Philadelphia, PA	10, 11, 13, 34, and 36	PTC	1956
36th Street	Philadelphia	West Philadelphia (University City)	Philadelphia, PA	11, 13, 34, and 36	PTC	1956	Also called "Samson Commons/36th Street Station"
36th Street Portal	Philadelphia	West Philadelphia	Philadelphia, PA	10	PTC	1956
37th Street	Philadelphia	West Philadelphia (University City)	Philadelphia, PA	11, 13, 34, and 36	PTC	1956	Also called "37th Street/Spruce Street Station"
40th Street Portal	Philadelphia	West Philadelphia (Spruce Hill)	Philadelphia, PA	11, 13, 34, and 36	PTC	1956
63rd and Malvern Loop	Philadelphia	West Philadelphia (Overbrook)	Philadelphia, PA	10	PRT	1926	Previously known as the "Overbrook Loop." Within walking distance of Paoli/Thorndale Line via Overbrook Regional Rail station
Angora Loop	Philadelphia	Southwest Philadelphia (Angora)	Philadelphia, PA	34	DC&PER^[2]	1896
Darby T.C.	Darby		Delaware, PA	11 and 13	WPPR	1858^[3]
Eastwick Loop	Philadelphia	Southwest Philadelphia (Eastwick)	Philadelphia, PA	36	PTC		Was relocated from the west twice.
Elmwood Carhouse	Philadelphia	Southwest Philadelphia (Elmwood Park)	Philadelphia, PA	36	PRTC		Also a storage facility for Route 11, 13, 34, and 36 trolleys.
Mount Moriah	Philadelphia	Southwest Philadelphia (Mount Moriah)	Philadelphia, PA	13			Serves the Mount Moriah Cemetery
Yeadon Loop	Yeadon		Delaware, PA	13	WPPR

Former stations

Station	Municipality	Neighborhood	County	Routes	Former railroad		Opened	Notes
24th Street	Philadelphia	Center City	Philadelphia, PA	10, 11, 13, 34, 37, and 38	PRT		1908	Replaced by 22nd Street Station in 1956. Connected to former 24th Street B&O Station

References

SEPTA

City Transit Division	Market–Frankford Line Broad Street Line Subway–Surface Trolley Lines (Routes 10, 11, 13, 34, and 36) Route 15 Trackless trolleys (Routes 59, 66, and 75) City surface routes

Suburban Division	Norristown High Speed Line Routes 101 and 102 Suburban bus routes

Regional Rail	Main Line Airport Line Chestnut Hill East Line Chestnut Hill West Line Cynwyd Line Fox Chase Line Lansdale/Doylestown Line Manayunk/Norristown Line Media/Elwyn Line Paoli/Thorndale Line Trenton Line Warminster Line West Trenton Line Wilmington/Newark Line

Major stations	Frankford Transportation Center Fern Rock Transportation Center Jefferson Station Norristown Transportation Center Olney Transportation Center Suburban Station 30th Street Station 69th Street Transportation Center

Former services	Route 6 trolley Route 23 trolley Route 50 trolley Route 53 trolley Route 56 trolley Route 60 trolley Route 103 trolley Route 104 trolley Elwyn-West Chester service Cynwyd-Ivy Ridge service Fox Chase Rapid Transit Line

Miscellaneous	Roosevelt Boulevard Subway SEPTA Transit Police Silverliner Station lists Regional Rail Ex-Regional Rail Rapid transit Trolley and Interurban Swampoodle Connection

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