Upper Delaware Scenic Byway Visitor Center at The Callicoon Depot

08/28/2026

Stop by the Callicoon Depot on Saturday, August 29th and browse through our extensive collection of used books, in the freight room of the former Erie Railroad Train Station. Depot t-shirts and caps are also available. All sales will help support the renovation of the historic 1896 depot.

08/13/2026

Come on down!

08/12/2026

Local Railroad History presentation on August 15th at the Callicoon NY Depot during “Railroad Day”

Presentation given at 12pm and again at 2pm

Find out about the Erie Railroad Delaware Division that almost never was.

08/11/2026

Come see how the Erie Railroad was the “Road to Summerland” at the Callicoon Depot August 15th 11a-4p

08/06/2026

Our 1896 Erie Railroad station will be open for “Railroad Day” at Callicoon Depot. August 15th 11am - 4pm.

Find out how the depot escaped its demise three times! A history presentation will be held in the waiting room at 12:00p and 2:00pm.

The presentation will cover the start of the railroad coming to the Upper Delaware River Valley to present day. Many rare photos will be shown.

Also featuring:
- Railroad Track Car Display
- Operating O Scale Layout
- live music
- railroad theme sing alongs
- Local Railroad Memorabilia Display

08/03/2026

Local makers, crafters, artists and artisans will be selling their wares at the first Callicoon Depot Market on Saturday, August 8, from 1 to 6 outside on the Depot grounds. The market will continue on the second Saturday of every month through November 14. Also check out the extensive collection of used books for sale in the Depot freight room, and the new Depot t-shirts and caps. Hope to see you there!

07/16/2026

Join us us on Saturday August 15th for “Railroad Day” at the Callicoon Depot.

11am - 4pm

- Railroad Memorabilia display
- Operating Train Layout
- Railroad Theme Music
- Local Railroad History Presentation

07/12/2026

07/10/2026

Coming tomorrow, July 11, 1 to 6 pm ..Callicoon Depot Market and Used Book Sale. Depot t-shirts designed by local artist Jay Brooks also available, along with tours of the historic 1896 depot, on request.