()Feilitzsch station was opened on 1 June 1883 as a halt for freight and passengers. Although lying in Bavaria, it received a typical Saxon entrance building, since the line to Hof was operated by the Saxon State Railways. From 1905 onwards, the station only had a few freight tracks beside the two main thorough tracks. In 1946, with the creation of the boundary between the Soviet occupation zone and Feilitzsch station, it changed from being supervised by Rbd (Reichsbahndirektionen) Dresden to Rbd Regensburg. Until 1973, there were still some passenger services between Hof and Feilitzsch, but it then closed for local passenger traffic. Freight operations were maintained to the station, but they were discontinued after the completion of the restoration of two tracks in 1993. Feilitzsch was transformed into a block post (Blockstelle''). In 2006, Feilitzsch station was rebuilt a little north of its former location. Since 15 September 2006, Feilitzsch has again been served by local trains. Old Hof station (Alter Bahnhof Hof) As in Altenburg, a dead-end station was built in Hof. At its opening in 1848, it connected with both the line from Plauen and the line from Bamberg. Hof Hbf () The original terminus in Hof was replaced in 1880 by a through station at another location. In the last decades, the railway junction has lost importance after the closure of some branch lines in the surrounding area and the closure of the Hof locomotive depot. Notes References External links Railway lines in Bavaria Railway lines in Thuringia Railway lines in Saxony Railway lines opened in 1842 1842 establishments in Saxony Buildings and structures in Hof (district)