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English: The Village of Ossining New York's former New York Central Railroad station house above the tracks, as seen from the Quimby Street Parking Lot, along the Croton-Harmon and Poughkeepsie-bound tracks, now owned by Metro-North Railroad. Though the MTA gives the address of the station as being on Main Street and Westerly Road, Main Street in Ossining actually ends at this parking lot, and the station is located on the Secor Road Bridge, which goes not only over the four tracks of the Hudson Line, but over Quimby Street and Westerly Road as well. A staircase from Quimby Street to the station house can be seen on the right along the north side of the bridge, while an elevator shaft to the south side of the bridge can barely be seen over the other side. The electrical wires also jump over the bridge with one utility pole over the northern staircase to the parking lot.