Wiktionary
n. (context US English) A place where trains stop for passengers to embark and disembark.
WordNet
n. terminal where trains load or unload passengers or goods [syn: railway station, railroad terminal, train station, train depot]
Usage examples of "railroad station".
But, through the kindness of people at the railroad station, he found a family to put him up for a week or two while he figured out what he was going to do and learned enough English to get by.
In the railroad station in San Antonio, Lorena had used a little of Mr.
Florian immediately went to the railroad station and made arrangements for his charter train to come and pick up the circus again.
Then he hastened his steps, making his way to the nearest railroad station.
Then the men had driven to Chester Falls, so that they would not be described afterward at the railroad station in North Rhinehill.
There was a rudimentary railroad station building with two tracks, and another spur that ran off through the arch in yet another building.
By the time the Hitler-Youth patrol caught her in the railroad station after midnight and then on a bench in Uphagenpark with an ensign from the Neuschottland Naval Training School, she wore make-up all over.
The method was to assemble the inhabitants in the main square, women usually on one side and men on the other, select every tenth man or every second man or all on one side, according to the whim of the individual officer, march them to a nearby field or empty lot behind the railroad station and shoot them.
Now, though, as Jake Featherston waited in the June heat inside the railroad station to receive the special train southbound from Washington, U.
Quebec railroad and location of the railroad station of the New York &.
A small farming community along the tracks of the New York & Quebec railroad and location of the railroad station of the New York & Quebec railroad.
A small farming community along the tracks of the New York& Quebec railroad and location of the railroad station of the New York &Quebec railroad.