Station Stops
- New York Penn Station
- Newark Penn Station
- North Philadelphia (note that the train did not stop in central Philadelphia, instead bypassing it via Zoo Junction)
- Paoli
- Harrisburg (engine change from GG1 to diesel-electric units)
- Baker Street Station (Fort Wayne)
- Englewood Union Station
- Chicago Union Station
Until 1933 the train stopped to change engines at Manhattan Transfer, nine miles west of New York Penn Station; passengers from downtown Manhattan could ride the H&M train to Manhattan Transfer and board the Broadway there. After electrification eliminated the engine change the train continued to stop there for downtown passengers until 1937, when the transfer was moved to Newark itself.
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