Abandoned Rails: The Vincetown Branch

The abandoned railroad route between Ewansville and Vincetown, known as The Vincetown Branch, of which 2.4 miles have been abandoned, was once operated in New Jersey by the Camden & Burlington County Railway and the Pennsylvania Railroad.

Historic ICC Abandonment Filings

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CAMDEN & BURLINGTON COUNTY RAILWAY
Docket Number: 6138	Date: 1927	Section: 1
App. for authority to abandon that portion of the Vincetown Branch extending from Mt. Holly-Pemberton public road south of Ewansville, N.J. to Vincetown, N.J., a distance of 2.4 miles, located in the County of Burlington.
Length: 2.4 miles	Citation: 124 ICC 324, 131 ICC 218


Docket Number: 6138	Date: 1927	Section: 1
App. for authority to abandon that portion of the Vincetown Branch extending from Mt. Holly-Pemberton public road south of Ewansville, N.J. to Vincetown, N.J., a distance of 2.4 miles, located in the County of Burlington.
Length: 2.4 miles	Citation: 124 ICC 324, 131 ICC 218

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The entire branch that was left from Ewansville to South Pemberton Road was removed in the late 1960's. The Pemberton Branch through Ewansville was removed in the 1980's. The Ewansville station still stands on what is now private property.

Ewansville to Vincetown

The Vincetown Branch

Historic ICC Abandonment Filings

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