Sayre Historical Society — Attraction in Sayre

How things have changed.. The station was a sooty, flaking paint location the last time and first time I visited this station. Considering there was a busy railroad, beautiful city park across the street and passenger trains running, the Historical Society has done a beautiful job of restoring the station. Also wish they could have obtained a retired LV locomotive to tie up with the caboose. Understanding, there were no steam locomotives saved.

When I visited the door had an open sign on it and the door was locked. So, verify when the depot is open.

The next time we’re in the area, we plan on visiting the museum to reminisce where my...

When I had the chance to visit, it was not open. However, thanks to the informative outdoor signs with pictures, I was able to enjoy a look into Sayre's past. Of course the Lehigh Valley railroad was the major player in the history of town and was well represented by the signs posted around the depot. This is sacred ground for any Lehigh Valley fan! It was very enjoyable to see the caboose, which was built in the shops here. And it's great to see the depot preserved. My hat is off to the...

I did a day trip to Sayre a few weeks ago if you can call it that. Those who know, know 👀 Anyways I walked around downtown for some minutes and I spotted this antique monument. I love it! Great touch to a former...