Southern terminus of the Wilmington & Northern.
Maryland Ave
On the south end of Wilmington is the Maryland Ave. Branch. It has the freight house, team track and several industries, Blumenthal Leather, Lindley Kent Lumber and Swift Meats.
Beech St
The Beech St Engine house has a coaling facility, a turntable and the roundhouse. Beech St crosses the tuntable leads (as it did on the prototype). In the background is the Delaware River Extension breaking off to go behind the Maryland Ave Branch and the powerhouse for the Harlan & Hollinsworth plant, a shipyard and passenger car manufacturer.
Wilmington Yard
The yard has 3 stub tracks, 2 double ended tracks and the runner, a through track. On the north end, there is a scale track and a caboose track. There are a pair of crossovers between the runner and main track on either end the yard. On the far side of the main track is the 6th Ave industrial area, with a machine shop, fertilizer plant and coal dealer. The yard is the only part of the first 1900 era layout to survive to be part of the current layout.
6th Ave Yard Office
The yard office for Wilmington is a 6th Ave. Behind the yard office are the PRR interchange tracks.
H&H Shipyard
