Pinelawn station

The Pinelawn station originally had two different station houses with their own histories. Both were created to serve Pinelawn Cemetery, Wellwood Cemetery, and other cemeteries in the vicinity. The first station opened as a flag stop on the northeast corner of Wellwood Avenue in 1895 as Melville, a name it maintained until 1897. From there it would be named Pinelawn (Melville) and finally Pinelawn in 1899. Long Island Avenue was also shifted slightly south, with the road's old alignment becoming a parking lot for the station with a drop-off area. ==Station layout==

-bound M7 departing the station, with its old layout. This station has two tracks and two 2-car-long side platforms. South of Platform B is a small drop off area with six parking spaces. ==Pinelawn Cemetery station==

Despite the presence of the shack-sized station, a much more elaborate station was built across Wellwood Avenue on August 30, 1904. when the Long Island Rail Road was beginning its electrification of the Main Line. ==References==