Durham Train Station History &
Transportation Options

The station was originally built in 1896 in Lynn, Massachusetts and was moved to the present site in Durham when the Boston and Maine Railroad moved its tracks further from the center of campus.

Historic renovations completed in 2001 and 2008 resulted in the expansion of the UNH Dairy Bar restaurant and transit facilities including a climate controlled lobby for intercity bus and rail passengers. The lobby is open from 5:30am-10pm and houses an ATM and Amtrak's Quik-Trak machine where you can make a reservation or print boarding tickets. Wildcat Transit and UNH Campus Connector service is available on Main Street within walking distance from the UNH Dairy Bar. The station host a growing set of transportation services which includes the following:

Amtrak Downeaster rail (daily service to Boston, Portland and stops in between)

C & J bus (daily service to New York City and academic month service to Boston & Logan Airport)

ZipCar cars available for use by the hour

For current schedule and service details, please contact the carrier directly.