Station Review #73: Glenside (SEPTA)
Glenside is a station serving multiple SEPTA Regional Rail lines, located at Easton Road and Glenside Avenue in Glenside, PA. History Glenside station was built in 1873 by the North Pennsylvania Railroad, one of the few original NPRR station houses to remain to this day. Just six years later, the NPRR was bought by the Philadelphia and Reading Railway, the predecessor to the Reading Railroad. Glenside station was originally named Abington station, and was renamed sometime later to Glenside. In 2000, a café opened in the station building called Elcy's Café. Routes that Serve Glenside Station There are four Regional Rail routes that go to Glenside station, these are: Airport Line: These trains go to Center City via the SEPTA Main line, before then going to Philadelphia International Airport. Oftentimes, these are combined with Warminister Line trains. Glenside Combined Line: These trains usually just go from 30th Stre...