Elkhart Train Station Webcam

Elkhart Train Station

The Elkhart Train Station, located in Elkhart, Indiana, was originally opened in 1900 by the New York Central Railroad. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places due to its Beaux-Arts architectural style and significance in transportation history. The station serves as a hub for Amtrak's Cardinal and Lake Shore Limited routes, with over 30,000 passengers using the station annually.

The station features a live webcam that captures the activity at the station, including trains passing through or making stops. This webcam not only shows the trains but also includes sound, allowing viewers to hear the passing trains and the surrounding environment. As a train approaches, the camera zooms in to provide a closer view of the action. The station is located on a busy line that sees as many as 100 trains passing by in a 24-hour period, making the webcam a dynamic way to witness the station's lively atmosphere.