Step back in time at this Bethlehem landmark built in 1873 as a station for the Jersey Central Railroad.

The station is an excellent example of small Queen Victorian passenger railroad architecture and was placed on the National Registry of Historic Buildings in 1975.

President Harry S. Truman made a whistle stop campaign visit on October 7, 1948. Teddy Roosevelt stopped on a whistle stop campaign in 1908 and addressed the crowd from the rear of his car knick-named the "Roosevelt Special".

Today you can stop and wet your whistle in the casual atmosphere of the main floor with it's tall ceilings and large windows,

or the cozy charm of the lower level with it's exposed stone walls and private nooks for an intimate dinner and a semi-private room perfect for birthdays, graduations and other special occasions for up to 20 people.