Greenville Junction Station Webcam

Greenville Junction Station

Greenville Junction Station, located in Greenville, Maine, is a historic railroad station built in 1889 for the Canadian Pacific Railway. The station served as a hub for passengers and freight, supporting the Moosehead Lake region's economy. Today, it is preserved as a historic landmark and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Each year, many visitors stop by to admire the building's unusual design, learn about its railroad heritage, and take in views of nearby Moosehead Lake. The station is also one of the very few surviving Canadian Pacific depots in Maine, making it a rare piece of cross-border railway history.

The webcam shows the historic building with a unique look thanks to its rounded lines and striking conical “witch’s hat” roof. This distinctive view highlights the station's rare architecture while keeping watch over the railway tracks beside it. Viewers can see Canadian Pacific freight trains pass through, typically with one heading east around midday and another going west in the evening. It's a blend of live train action and a chance to enjoy the charm of the old station.