The Soden Railway (Sodener Bahn), a 6.6 km long branch line running from the to Frankfurt-Höchst station to Bad Soden, had been operated since its opening in 1847 by the Taunus Railway and in 1862/63 it was taken by it.
Canadian Pacific Railway | Great Western Railway | Shanghai Railway Bureau | Canadian National Railway | Midland Railway | Grand Trunk Railway | London and North Western Railway | Northern Pacific Railway | London, Midland and Scottish Railway | Great Central Railway | Königstein im Taunus | Riccarton Junction railway station | Border Union Railway | Border Counties Railway | London King's Cross railway station | Great Eastern Railway | Southern Railway | BNSF Railway | London and North Eastern Railway | Central railway station, Sydney | Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway | Kronberg im Taunus | Euston railway station | St Pancras railway station | Amsterdam Centraal railway station | Luxembourg railway station | heritage railway | Trans-Siberian Railway | Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway | Edinburgh Waverley railway station |
The Taunus Railway, which was opened between Höchst and Hattersheim on 24 November 1839, ran through this area and crossed the highway to Zeilsheim (now called Sindlinger Bahnstraße, literally "Sindlingen railway street").