Warren station (Pennsylvania Railroad)

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Warren station (Pennsylvania Railroad) was a railroad station in Warren, Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania Railroad opened it in 1868. The station stood at 316 Chestnut Street on about 1 acre. It served routes to Erie (Erie–Harrisburg line), Harrisburg, Oil City, and Olean. The last Pennsylvania Railroad passenger trains through Warren, northbound 581 and southbound 580, ran on March 27, 1965. The building was later demolished. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974 as the Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger Station, but was delisted on May 8, 1986 after demolition.