West Falls New York BR&P Railroad Station Milk Cans Signal Real Photo Postcard

The Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway (B.R.&P.) was a prominent regional railroad operating across western New York and Pennsylvania from the late 19th century until its acquisition in the early 20th century. The West Falls, New York, station served as a crucial hub for this rural community, facilitating both passenger travel and the transport of agricultural and commercial freight. This postcard likely dates from the 1910s, a period when such local railway stations were indispensable for connecting smaller towns to broader economic networks.