This Former 1890s Train Station In Massachusetts Is Now Home To A Charming Chocolate Shop

Let's face it - there's nothing better than chocolate (at least that's what many of us believe). If you're someone who loves it more than anything, then finding a shop with delicious melt-in-your-mouth chocolate is the sweetest thing ever! Located in the small town of Erving, you'll find Erving Station, a chocolatier and confectionery housed inside a former train station. A visit to this is delightfully unique shop will satisfy your sweet tooth in no time!

Erving Station was once a train station that was built in the 1890s. It is one of two remaining train stations left in Franklin County and is now a chocolate shop that kept the original name.

Inside this charming chocolate shop and confectionery, you'll find a variety of sweets, candies, ice cream, gifts, and local products.

Have a look at all the delicious handmade chocolates behind the glass at the counter and create your own assorted box. There are plenty to try!

Throughout the year, Erving Station offers a variety of seasonal and holiday chocolates like bunnies for Easter, chocolate-covered strawberries for Valentine's Day, and Cranberry Creams for the fall.

If you're in the area or passing through town, Erving Station is a worthwhile stop. Not only do they offer mouthwatering handmade chocolates but ice cream as well! Choose from hard or soft-serve ice cream, sundaes, milkshakes, and Candy Shop Shakes.

Pictured here is a Fruity Pebbles shake topped with the favorite cereal we may all remember from childhood. Yum!

You can also try an ice cream soda like a Creamsicle, Coke, chocolate soda, vanilla soda, or a classic root beer float with a scoop of ice cream floating on top. It's a perfect treat for a hot day!

Erving Station, a former 1890s train station that has since transformed into a chocolate shop, is indeed, a sweet place to visit!

Who wants a sugary treat from Erving Station in Massachusetts? If you've visited this charming chocolate shop in an old train station, tell us about it in the comments! For more information, visit the Erving Station website and Facebook page.

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