The towns were originally joined by two roads.
 Rue Principale in Quebec became Nelson Road in the United States, which winds its way just south of the US station.
In 2015 this crossing was blocked with bollards.
 There once was a general store on the boundary on Rue Principale, which also served liquor during Prohibition in the United States.
 It featured two cash registers, one on either side of the boundary to serve the customers of each respective country.
 While the building still stands, it is no longer in business.
The towns were originally joined by two roads.  Rue Principale in Quebec became Nelson Road in the United States, which winds its way just south of the US station. In 2015 this crossing was blocked with bollards.  There once was a general store on the boundary on Rue Principale, which also served liquor during Prohibition in the United States.  It featured two cash registers, one on either side of the boundary to serve the customers of each respective country.  While the building still stands, it is no longer in business.
Norton–Stanhope Border Crossing