Design: Stations

The O Scale Mezzanine Layout will have five functional stations along the 12.1 mile Wolfeboro Branch. The main Historical Bench Layout will have the Wolfeboro Branch, and towns from Boston to North Conway. The names of stations changed over time.
Links to Sections:

Wolfeboro / Wolfeborough Branch

12.1 Miles, Passenger Service 1872-1936, Freight Service 1872-1980s
Tourist Railroad 1970s-1980s

  • B&M Wharf Building (1872-1899)
  • Dockside / Lake Side (1900-1934)
Wolfeboro lakeside station, Wolfeboro, N.H., c1910
  • Wolfeboro / Wolfeborough
  • Wolfeboro Falls (1895-) / Mill VIllage (1872-1895)
  • Lake Wentworth
  • Fernald
  • Cotton Valley (1872-?)
  • Cotton Valley (2024-)
  • Brookfield
  • Wakefield (1974-)
  • Sanbornville / Wolfeboro Junction

B&M North Conway to Boston

North Conway

Ossipee

Other Ossipee Stations: Center Ossipee renamed Mountainview in 1923, West Ossipee renamed Whittier and then Mount Whittier in 1923, Ossipee Valley (Bear Camp) renamed Lakewood by 1923)

Sanbornville

Rochester

Dover

Portsmouth

Boston

List of All Stations on the Boston to Intervale Line

Intervale
North Conway
Conway
Mount Whittier
Lakewood
Mountainview
Ossipee
Mathews
Burleyville
Wakefield
Sanbornville (Wolfeboro Junction)
Union
Milton
Hayes
Rochester
Cocheco
Dover
Dover Point
Portsmouth
Greenland
North Hampton (Rye Beach)
Hampton
Hampton Falls
Seabrook
Atlantic
Salisbury
Newburyport
Newbury
Rowley
Ipswitch
Hamilton & Wenham
Beverly
Salem
Swampscott
Lynn
Chelsea
Everett
Somerville
Boston

List of All Stops on the Wolfeboro RR 1970s+80s

Wolfeboro
Wolfeboro Falls
Mast Landing
Crooked Pond (Whitten Neck)
Lake Wentworth
Hersey Point
Fernald
Frost Crossing
Cotton Valley
Brookfield
Wakefield (Rte 16)
Sanbornville

Dover & Winnipiseogee Railroad

July 2, 1847 Cocheco Railroad Company incorporates by special act in the State of New Hampshire.
July 1, 1862 Dover and Winnipiseogee Railroad Company incorporates in the State of New Hampshire.
April 22, 1863 Cocheco Railroad Company reorganizes as Dover and Winnipiseogee Railroad Company.
June 30, 1892 Dover and Winnipiseogee Railroad Company is sold to Boston and Maine Railroad.

Dover
Rochester
Place
Farmington
North Barnstead
Davis
New Durham


Alton



Alton Bay

Alton Bay (2024)

Lake Shore Railroad (1890-1935)

Dover and Lakeport Branch Schedule 1910


West Alton


Springhaven


Lakeport

Lake Shore Railroad
Winnipesaukee Forum – Lake Shore Railroad Part 1, Part 2, Part 3

1.- Alton Bay (Continuation of Dover & Winnipiseogee Railroad)
2.- Keewaydin
3.- Loon cove
4.- Buckley
5.- Brookhurst
6.- Mount Major
7.- Woodlands
8.- West Alton
9.- Smith’s Point 
10.- Spring Haven
11.- Ames
12.- Terrace Hill
13.- Lakeshore Park
14.- Greystone
15.- Belknap Point
16.- Glendale
17.- Gilford or Sanders
18.- Meadow Brook
19.- Lily Pond
20.- Lakeport (Connection to Boston & Montreal Railroad)

Pemigewasset Valley Railroad

Plymouth
South Campton
West Thornton
Woodstock
North Woodstock

Boston, Concord, Montreal & White Mtns. Railroad

Boston
Concord
East Tilton
Winnisquam


Laconia

Lake Village (Lakeport)

Weirs Beach (1880-1892) – History

Weirs Beach (1893-1939) – History

Meredith


New Hampton
Ashland
Bridgewater
Plymouth
Montreal

Granite State Railroad (2024)

Lincoln
Meredith
Weirs Beach
Laconia

Winnipesaukee Railroad (2024)

Hobo Railroad

Silver Lake Railroad (2007-2017)

Madison

Maps

NH Railroad Map 1894
LRMRM Mezzanine Level – Lake Shore Railroad Station – Google Map
LRMRM Historical Level – Boston to North Conway – Google Map
Identifying Mountains – Winnipesaukee Forum

Resources

Wolfeboro Historical Society Image and Postcard Archive
Historical Wolfeboro Photos
Dover Public Library – Historical Images
Nashua City Station – Railroading Image Collection