The prototypes for the passenger shelters in these plans originally served the Rochester & Eastern Rapid Transit Ry. This interurban line ran from Rochester, N.Y., to Geneva, N.Y. Models of these compact trackside structures would also work well as flagstop stations on a model railroad. Click on the link to download a PDF of the prototype drawings.
This shelter is located at the New York Museum of Transportation just outside of Rochester, NY 6393 East River Rd. Check nymtmuseum.org for more museum information.
There are a couple of dimensions missing from the plan: Wall height and/or roof height, and roof perimeter dimension. Or am I missing something?
Great article about rural shelters. The R&E placed brightly painted shelters at every road crossing, where folks could take the local to the city or into town.