St. George Station (SIRR)

Saint George Station (shown as St. George) is an abandoned terminal station originally part of the elevated Staten Island Railway north shore branch.

Description
The station is in bad condition, and features two trackways and one side platform. The SB platform was demolished in 2012 because of fear that it would collapse onto the houses below. North of the station, it crosses over the Staten Island expressway before abruptly ending.

In 2018, it was suggested that the current SIRR be rerouted onto the old elevated structure in order to increase capacity, as well as provide a direct connection to the Saint George ferry terminal. Under this plan, the northern part of the line would be demolished to extend Putnam Av south. The tracks would be realigned to cross above Richmond Terrace and connect to the structure. The middle trackway would be demolished with a new island platform built in it's place.

The current SIRR uses some of the original SIRR elevated's structure on South Shore Road.

The station is to not be confused with the St. George terminal station located to the right.