#railroad depots

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Tower, Riverside Park, Spokane, Washington, 2014.

Earlier today I posted a 1969 photo of this tower when it was still part of the GN-SP&S Depot.

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Union Pacific Depot

Union Pacific Depot – Built 1907 The depot served thousands of train passengers over the years. The trains also handled shipments of coal, locally grown produce, and mail. During World War II a track was installed between the depot and Brigham City’s Bushnell Military Hospital for transporting wounded servicemen and medical supplies. This historic marker is located at 403 W 700 N in Brigham…

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Union Station

Union Station in Ogden is a historic train station located at 2501 Wall Ave in Ogden, Utah. It is in the Lower 25th Street Historic District. It is now several museums and more.

The building was constructed in 1869 and reconstructed after a 1924 fire.

1977

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Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Station

Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Station

Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Station

302 South Rio Grande Street in Salt Lake City, Utah

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NHRP #75001815

In addition to the architectural significance of the Denver and Rio Grande Station, the building is important for several other reasons. Several historical events, such as the arrival and departure of soldiers during World War I and World War II, the arrival in Utah of…

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Mapleton Railroad Depot The old railroad depot in Mapleton, Utah.

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Northern Pacific Depot, Wallace Idaho 1905 and 2014

Lower image: mine, Summer 2014.

Upper Image: Wallace (Idaho), Northern Pacific Depot Photographer Barnard Studio (Wallace, Idaho) Date Original 1905 Date is approximate yes Description Front view of the Northern Pacific Railroad depot on the north end of 6th Street in Wallace, Idaho. Caption on Back: "Depot has a prominent corner turret, was built for $8,330 by the Northern Pacific Railroad (""""as perplan 281-1" according to company records) with brick from China. The brick had been imported in 1890 for the Olympic Hotel in Tacoma. The hotel, burnt when only partially completed, was dismantled in 1899-1901 to provide material for the depots in Wallace and Missoula". Subject (AAT) railroads stations Location Depicted United States--Idaho--Shoshone County--Wallace Region Wallace Latitude 47.473379 Longitude -115.923749 Original Identifier PG 8-X167 Source PG 8, Barnard-Stockbridge Collection, University of Idaho Library Special Collections and Archives, http://www.lib.uidaho.edu/special-collections/ Digital Collection University of Idaho Libarary Digital Initiatives Holding Institution University of Idaho Library Special Collections and Archives, http://www.lib.uidaho.edu/special-collections/ Ordering Information To order a reproduction, inquire about permissions, or for information about prices see: http://www.lib.uidaho.edu/special-collections/about.html

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Located on the north end of Barstow,

There are a couple of museums here, the Route 66 Mother Road Museum, the West American Railroad Museum and also the Barstow Harvey House.

Waterman Junction Museums Located on the north end of Barstow, There are a couple of museums here, the Route 66 Mother Road Museum, the West American Railroad Museum and also the Barstow Harvey House.

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The old Spanish Fork Railroad Depot and Brandt Hall – Old Timers Club.

Spanish Fork Railroad Depot The old Spanish Fork Railroad Depot and Brandt Hall - Old Timers Club.