The station was then abandoned. It had deteriorated so badly that it was torn down in the 1960s, although some local groups tried to save it. Fair Street station Located near MP 4.0 on the U&D at the time of its construction in 1882, Fair Street Station was near the central business district of Kingston. The change from Higginsville to Fair Street was the result of an agreement made in 1881 between Thomas Cornell, as president of the railroad company, and a committee of citizens. Fair Street station closed in 1898. New York, Ontario & Western station In 1902, the New York, Ontario and Western (O&W) constructed a branch from Summitville to Kingston, and built a station west and slightly north of the site of the U&D's early Fair Street Station. Passenger service had already been terminated by 1950. This station survived until the railroad was shut down in 1957. The station was torn down in the 1960s. Catskill Mountain Railroad station The Catskill Mountain Railroad, which leases the former Ulster and Delaware Railroad in Ulster County, New York started a special event shuttle in Kingston on December 6, 2008. A small ticket office and loading platform was placed just east of Westbrook Lane, MP 3.78. This ticket office is known as Westbrook Station. Its location is about mile east of the former U&D Fair Street Station. See also List of Ulster and Delaware Railroad stations References External links Catskill Mountain Railroad Railway stations in the Catskill Mountains Wallkill Valley Railroad Former New York Central Railroad stations Former railway stations in New York (state)