On Location: 3907 - Reedsville, Pa.

Heritage: Mifflin & Centre County Railroad

CT 1000, 1945: Eastern Region, Eastern Pennsylvania Division, Middle Division, Milroy Branch

Middle Division ETT, 1954: Eastern Region, Middle Division, Milroy Secondary

Valuation Maps

1918 valuation map 16.01.PA-06.	1918 valuation map 16.01.PA-06 corrected to 1949.
From the PRR Comptrollers Office listing of Map Revisions: Map 6: Siding Removed 278' Private sta 353.63 (1928) Map 6: Connections to former KV RR retired. (1940)
Reedsville in the 1870s. Courtesy of Robert Johnson.	Reedsville in 1938.
Reedsville in 1915 above and closeup at right. Note the KVRR Studebaker at lower left. Courtesy of Robert Johnson.
	Reedsville in the 1950s at left and closeup (above). Courtesy of Robert Johnson.

1925 Pennsylvania Railroad Industrial Directory Receivers \| Shippers \| Commodities
Spanogle-Yeager Milling Co.
r	Bags / Gunny Sacks \| Paper
s	Flour
s	Hay
s	Meal / Corn
A. R. Gibboney & Co.
s	Blankets / Wool
r	Dyes
r	Oil / Wool
r	Paper
r	Salts / Glauber
r - s	Wool
Gottschalk & Co., Inc.
r	Brick / Fire
r	Iron & Steel / Angle Iron \| Plates, Iron \| Shafting, Iron
r	Lumber
s	Machinery / Greasing \| Pan Cleaning
s	Ovens / Bake, Automatic
r	Wire Mesh
r = Receiver s = Shipper This directory is not by any means a complete list of companies or commodities. These entries were possible through the work of Stephen Tichenal. More information at Rails & Trails.

Listed in 1923 CT1000.

Not listed in 1945 CT1000. The KVRR ceased operations in 1941.

1937 photo shows a passenger train from Belleville on the KVRR preparing to enter the Milroy Branch.

Listed in 1923 CT1000.

Not listed in 1945 CT1000. The KVRR ceased operations in 1941.

RD block station is indicated on the 1919 track chart.

It appeared as DR block station in the April 1928, September 1933, and November 1936 Middle Division employee timetables.

The April 1939 Middle Division employee timetable shows a REED block station.

The block station was located within the main station building (below).

5.4 miles from Lewistown passenger station.

	NRHS excursion in 1938.

1917 valuation photo. Courtesy of Robert Johnson.	1964. Courtesy of Robert Johnson.
Looking south, 1938.

5.4 miles from Lewistown passenger station.

Marker's Store, across the street from the station, in 1938.
Honey Creek Inn in the 1950s. At some point the business moved out onto route 322 near the Kishacoquillas High School. This location became an Original Italian Pizza and more recently was home to Michelle's Pizza & Subs.