Company Officers
The presidents of the railway were as follows:
- Philip Hone - 1825-1826
- John Bolton - 1826-1831
- John Wurtz - 1831-1854
- George Talbot Olyphant - 1858-1869
- Thomas Dickson - 1869-1884
- Robert M. Olyphant - 1884-1903
- David Wilcox - 1903-1907
- Leonor F. Loree - 1907-1938
- Joseph H. Nuelle - 1941-1954
- William White - 1954-1967
- John P. Hiltz, Jr. - 1967
- Frederick C. Dumaine, Jr. - 1967-1968
- Frank Wells McCabe - 1969
- John P. Fishwick - 1968-1970
- Gregory W. Maxwell - 1963-1972
- Carl B. Sterzing, Jr. - 1972-1977
- Selig Altschul - 1977
- Charles E. Bertrand - 1974-1978
- Kent Shoemaker - 1978-1982
- David Fink - 1984-1991
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