Neustadt (Hessen) Train Station

Neustadt station went into operation with the opening of the corresponding section of the Main-Weser Railway on March 4, 1850. At around the same time, a stagecoach connection to Alsfeld began operating, and since 1912 it has been running as a postal bus - interrupted due to a lack of fuel during the First World War and then not used again until 1924.In the 1860s, six men were employed at the station. A topic that was discussed again and again was whether express trains should also stop in Neustadt. The city fought for it - with varying success. Their efforts to develop Neustadt train station into a railway junction also failed: the railway line to (Bad) Hersfeld and the Kanonenbahn were merged into the Main-Weser Railway in Treysa, and the project for a railway line leading north from Alsfeld was never implemented.Source:
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bahnhof_Neustadt_(Kreis_Marburg)