Montrose Pennsylvania Railroad Station Depot With Train Pre-1907 Real Photo Postcard

The Lehigh Valley Railroad, chartered in 1846, grew to become a major Class I railroad in the Northeastern United States, primarily serving eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey. This postcard likely depicts a newly built or significantly renovated LVRR station in Montrose, Pennsylvania, sometime in the early 20th century. Such structures represented the railroad's commitment to modernizing its infrastructure and expanding passenger and freight services to smaller towns and communities along its extensive network.