For the first time reached the railroad
Offenbach on 1 April 1848, when the
4.66 km long route from Frankfurt
(Main) Local station to Offenbach
(Main) Local station was opened. On
15 November 1873 opened the
18.44 km long route from Frankfurt
(Main) Süd via Offenbach to Hanau
Hbf. The station building one built in
neo-Renaissance style far outside the
city. On October 1 opened in 1896 the
38.44 km long route from Offenbach-Ost
to Reinheim (Odenw). On the same day,
the 1.13 km long branch terminal line from Offenbach main
station to Offenbach-Ost was released for freight.
1923-1927 the Reichsbahn rebuild reception building in the
style of Expressionism.
The German Rail closed the customer service in the reception
building in January 2011th.
The reception building is protected as a monument.
The railroad "came" on April 1st, 1848
to Offenbach. So 13 years after the
opening of the first railway line from
Nuremberg to Fürth in 1835. Offenbach
at
that time had 11,565 inhabitants (end of
2013 there were 119 203 inhabitants).
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