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Directions to Wilkinsburg Station station with public transit

The following transit lines have routes that pass near Wilkinsburg Station

    BusBus: P1, P3, P7, P12, P16.

How to get to Wilkinsburg Station station by bus?

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Bus stops near Wilkinsburg Station

  • East Busway + Wilkinsburg Station A, 1 min walk,
  • East Busway + Wilkinsburg Station B, 1 min walk,
  • Sawyer Way + East Busway Steps, 5 min walk,

Bus lines to Wilkinsburg Station station

  • P1, Inbound-Downtown,
  • P3, Outbound-Swissvale,
  • P7, MCKEESPORT FLYER,
  • P12, HOLIDAY PARK FLYER,
  • P16, PENN HILLS FLYER,
  • P17, LINCOLN PARK FLYER,
  • P67, MONROEVILLE FLYER,
  • P68, BRADDOCK HILLS FLYER,
  • 69, TRAFFORD,
  • P69, TRAFFORD FLYER,
  • 71, EDGEWOOD TOWN CENTER,
  • 71C, POINT BREEZE,
  • 71D, HAMILTON,
  • P71, SWISSVALE FLYER,
  • P76, LINCOLN HIGHWAY FLYER,
  • P78, OAKMONT FLYER,
  • 79, EAST HILLS,
  • 86, LIBERTY,
  • 67, Outbound-Monroeville Mall Park And Ride,
Questions & Answers

  • What are the closest stations to Wilkinsburg Station?

    The closest stations to Wilkinsburg Station are:

    • East Busway + Wilkinsburg Station A is 31 yards away, 1 min walk.
    • East Busway + Wilkinsburg Station B is 67 yards away, 1 min walk.
    • Sawyer Way + East Busway Steps is 349 yards away, 5 min walk.

  • Which bus line stops near Wilkinsburg Station?

    P1 (Outbound-Swissvale Station)

  • What’s the nearest bus stop to Wilkinsburg Station?

    The nearest bus stops to Wilkinsburg Station are East Busway + Wilkinsburg Station A and East Busway + Wilkinsburg Station B. The closest one is a 1 min walk away.

  • What time is the first bus to Wilkinsburg Station?

    The 86 is the first bus that goes to Wilkinsburg Station. It stops nearby at 3:49 AM.

  • What time is the last bus to Wilkinsburg Station?

    The 71C is the last bus that goes to Wilkinsburg Station. It stops nearby at 1:42 AM.

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Wilkinsburg Station Address: East Busway street in Wilkinsburg

Wilkinsburg Station
Wilkinsburg StationThe Wilkinsburg station is a former passenger station build by the Pennsylvania Railroad and is located in Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania, on Hay Street at the foot of Ross Avenue. The building was completed in 1916 when the railroad embankment through town was elevated above street level to eliminate hazardous grade crossings. The two previous stations had been located three blocks southeast along Wood Street between Franklin and Rebecca Avenues.: 80  The 1916 station was built of brick and stone in the current Beaux-Arts architecture style with a vitrified tile waiting room: 89  and monumental wooden benches. It served three 12-car-length island platforms with enclosed seating areas situated between three pairs of tracks (main and yard leads). Originally the platform surfaces were level with the floors of the railroad passenger cars, but they were later lowered to the level of the track, reportedly due to substandard lateral clearances between the platforms and carbodies caused by the tracks' partially curved alignment when lengthier cars came into use; the change further spared train crews the inconvenience of having to lower and raise trap doors over the coach stairwells for this single station alone when platform levels of the other stations on this commuter route (possibly excepting East Liberty) were not elevated to match. One of the platforms was removed altogether. Access to the platforms was available by stairways at the Penn Avenue, South Avenue, and Franklin Avenue underpasses, in addition to the station tunnel which also served as the Ross Avenue pedestrian underpass. There was also a separate tunnel at the station to deliver mail, express, and baggage to the platforms (a U.S. post office was later constructed across the street from the station, forming a sort of civic center in conjunction with the municipal building/public library, also across the street). The station's strategic location visible down Ross Ave. was negated when that street's motor traffic was made one-way in the opposite direction. Some time after demolition of the nearby East Liberty station in 1963, the Wilkinsburg station was designated to assume its function as the satellite station for selected long-distance express trains serving passengers in the East End of Pittsburgh. Meanwhile, Pennsylvania Railroad commuter trains at Wilkinsburg were discontinued on Nov. 27, 1964; some of the long-distance trains continued to provide a limited commuter service even into the Amtrak era. The building was sold to the Borough of Wilkinsburg on Aug. 21, 1967. Although there was no ticket agent in later years, the waiting room remained open to customers and foot traffic during normal business hours until the freight agent was withdrawn, and then was used for the Borough's public-works purposes. The PRR was merged into the Penn Central Transportation Company on Feb. 1, 1968. Its long-distance passenger service was assumed by Amtrak on May 1, 1971, at which time the three most lightly-patronized of the four pairs of trains still making daily stops at the station were discontinued. Long-distance passenger-train service at Wilkinsburg ended on September 14, 1975 when Amtrak discontinued the stop, citing a total of 128 passengers boarding or alighting in the first six months of 1975, the lowest system-wide, a far cry from the Borough's and railroad's heyday when the borough's status as a dense bedroom community and commercial draw for the eastern suburbs meant that nearly every local train passing through stopped there, apparently second in importance once again to only East Liberty. The last train serving Wilkinsburg station was the National Limited, which operated daily between New York City and Kansas City, Missouri. By then, Wilkinsburg had a reputation as an unsafe neighborhood, and the stop was scheduled normally during darkness rather than in daylight. The right of way was conveyed to Consolidated Rail Corporation on April 1, 1976, then to Norfolk Southern Railway on June 1, 1999. During the brief resumption of commuter service with Conrail's Parkway Limited in 1981, the platforms had been removed and the stairways were inaccessible, so these two pairs of trains made their Wilkinsburg stop about two blocks southeast of the station, nearer the location of the predecessor stations; the building was not used. The station was added to the National Register of Historic Places on July 18, 1985. After the cession of Amtrak service the station was abandoned and vandalized. Several adaptive re-uses were considered but none advanced beyond the proposal stage. In 2015 the Wilkinsburg Community Development Corporation began a complete renovation of the building as a mixed-use commercial facility. The former baggage area, on the lower level, was transformed into leasable office space. Damaged marble was replaced with stone matched from the original sources in Italy. Paint colors and replacement light fixtures were made to replicate the station's original appearance. The project was completed in September 2021.
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