Ferry Avenue station

Ferry Avenue
Ferry Avenue station viewed from the parking lot
Location	2600 Ferry Avenue Camden, New Jersey
Coordinates	39°55′22″N 75°5′30″W / 39.92278°N 75.09167°W / 39.92278; -75.09167Coordinates: 39°55′22″N 75°5′30″W / 39.92278°N 75.09167°W / 39.92278; -75.09167
Owned by	Delaware River Port Authority
Platforms	1 bay island platform
Tracks	3 (1 unused)
Connections	NJT Buses
Construction
Parking	1900 spaces
Bicycle facilities	Yes
Disabled access	Yes
History
Opened	February 15, 1969
Electrified	750 volts DC
Services
Preceding station   PATCO   Following station Broadway toward 15–16th & Locust PATCO Speedline Local Collingswood toward Lindenwold PATCO Speedline Philadelphia Express Woodcrest toward Lindenwold

Ferry Avenue is a PATCO Speedline station located in Camden and Woodlynne, in Camden County, New Jersey, United States.

The fare control is located at street level and the platform is elevated. For most of the platform, there are two tracks, serving the Philadelphia and Lindenwold bound trains. There is also a third track that starts some halfway down the platform. The platform splits and the train can come up into this spot. It was once used by Ferry Avenue Local trains that originated here and went to Philadelphia, but the service has been discontinued. The third track is now used to store a train mid-day.

on August 9, 1995, Philadelphia Inquirer truck driver Joseph Sweeney, 49, was fatally beaten during a robbery while delivering newspapers.

On November 12, 2001, Christine Lynn Eberle, 27, a PATCO commuter and resident of Washington Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey was abducted from the station's parking lot and killed. Two men, Ryshaone H. Thomas and Marcus Toliver, where charged with murder, robbery, kidnapping and weapons offenses in connection with the crime.

On January 12, 2005, Thomas and Toliver pleaded guilty in New Jersey Superior Court in order to avoid the death penalty.