Historic site
H&BT Historic Site at Dudley
Not confirmed open this yearA volunteer-maintained railroad heritage site in Dudley borough, just off Route 913, with structures from the Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain Railroad.
The H&BT Historic Site sits in Dudley borough, just off Route 913, at the corner of Main Street and Washington Street. A county heritage passport entry says a small group of volunteers maintains the station.
Daily News reporting describes railroad relics on the site, including a freight station and a water tower. A May 2025 article said they were being rehabilitated. A 2012 article called the group a nonprofit and said the site sits across the road from a community park that Dudley Borough owns and maintains.
The community park hosted Dudley's 150th anniversary picnic on June 27, 2026. An antique auto club's fall tour in 2026 included the site as a stop.
- Railroad relics on the site, including a freight station and a water tower, were being rehabilitated as of May 2025. source
- The passport entry gives the phone as (814) 635-3875 and the mailing address as PO Box 245, Dudley, PA 16634. source
- The passport entry says the railroad went out of existence on March 31, 1954. source
- A 2012 Daily News article said the site sits across the road from a community park that Dudley Borough owns and maintains. source
- Dudley's 150th anniversary picnic was held on June 27, 2026 at the community park next to the site. source
“Visitors to the Borough of Dudley, just off Route 913, will discover the history of the Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain Railroad.”Photo caption, photo by Ron Morgan, Huntingdon Daily News, 23 May 2025
“A picnic was held at the community park adjacent to the Broad Top Historical Site along state Route 913.”Adam Watson, For The Daily News, Huntingdon Daily News, 30 June 2026