work the western end. In the meantime, a group of Italian immigrants worked laying track in the East Dover "meadows". The Swedish labor force was housed in the apartments and hotel buildings on North Sussex Street for the duration of the project. After this link was completed the old farmhouse on North Sussex Street was converted into a train station to become the first Dover terminal, which operated there for over 50 years. Once the line was completed to High Bridge, the building was widely used as a departure and arrival station by the people of such towns as Long Valley, Flanders, Bartley, and Califon as well as nearby communities such as Rockaway, Wharton, and Hibernia. Stations Port Oram (MP 78.7) Dover (MP 80.3) Rockaway (MP 83.6) Hibernia (MP 87.3) References Predecessors of the Central Railroad of New Jersey Defunct New Jersey railroads Railroads transferred to Conrail Railway companies established in 1880 Railway companies disestablished in 1976 1880 establishments in New Jersey