Presidents of The Lehigh Valley Railroad
- James Madison Porter (1847–1856)
- William M. Longstreth (1856)
- J. Gillingham Fell (1856–1862)
- Asa Packer (1862–1864)
- William M. Longstreth (1864–1868)
- Asa Packer (1868–1879)
- Charles Hartshorne (1879–1882)
- Harry E. Packer (1882–1884)
- Elisha Packer Wilbur (1884–1897)
- W. Alfred Walter (1897–1902)
- Eben B. Thomas (1902–1917)
- Edward E. Loomis (1917–1937)
- Duncan J. Kerr (1937–1939)
- R.W. Barrett (1939)
- Albert N. Williams (1939–1941)
- Revelle W. Brown (1941–1944)
- Felix R. Gerard (1944–1947)
- Cedric A. Major (1947–1960)
- C.W. Baker (1960)
- Colby M. Chester (1960–1962) - Chairman of the Board; presidency vacant until PRR takeover.
- Allen J. Greenough (1962–1965)
- John Francis Nash (1965–1970) - Bankruptcy trustee August–December 1974.
- Robert Haldeman (1970–1976) - Bankruptcy trustee December 1974-April 1976.
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