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Amtrak proposes boarding platform, ADA improvements at Martinsburg, West Virginia train station

December 29, 2017 Administrator

By Matthew Umstead, Herald-Mail; December 27, 2017 MARTINSBURG, W.Va. — Construction of a 440-foot boarding platform at the Caperton Train…

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Posted in: Passenger Train Stations Filed under: ADA Requirements, Amtrak, B&O Station, Commuter Trains, Historic Preservation Review Commission, Improvements, Martinsburg, New Platforms, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains, Rail Passenger, Rail Safety, Transportation, Washington, West Virginia

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