The first official freight train of the Southern
Central Railroad pulled into Newark Valley on March 8, 1870.
Passenger service started within one month. Thus began over 100
years of service to the communities lying on the east branch of
the Owego Creek.
Today the depot has been restored to the
1910 period, and contains a variety of railroad artifacts and
memorabilia. The Depot is home to an HO scale model railroad
depicting the northern Tioga County segment of the Lehigh Valley
Railroad.
DEPOT FRIDAY NIGHTS - SCHEDULE OF
EVENTS Admission - Free Depot opens at 6 pm, Event starts at
7 pm Refreshments Available
July 30 Tom Quigley and Grassanova
Solid traditional bluegrass as well as popular songs done in a
bluegrass/newgrass style, along with a bit of swing, blues and
early jazz.
Aug. 6 Absolutely Reptacular 7pm at the NV Train Depot;
Prof. Rob Felt & Christina Costa present an opportunity to learn about and
even hold live reptiles!
Aug. 13 The
Ithaca Dixieland Band The Dixiekats play a variety of
Dixieland music: tunes made famous by Louis Armstrong, Pete
Fountain, King Oliver and more. www.ithacadixieland.com
Aug. 20 Alice
Detrick plays and sings classic country, current hits,
old favorites, inspirational, and good old country yodeling. There
is something to please everyone.
Aug. 27 Hot on the
Trail of the Ivory-Billed Woodpecker, Cornell's
Living Bird magazine editor Tim
Gallagher, author of The Grail Bird,
tells of the 2005 rediscovery of this rare bird, once believed
extinct in the U.S.
Sept. 3
Cobblestone Crossing Performs music of the Kingston Trio;
Peter, Paul & Mary; John Denver; Woody Guthrie; and a touch of
bluegrass and country.
www.cobblestone-crossing.com
Sept. 10 James Eggleston
“UFO’s of the Modern Era,” from 1940's to now; Roswell to
NYS; view stars/ star charts.
Sept. 17 The
Accords Gene Perry & Frank Korosec perform a mixture of
Polish and Italian music.