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ALBANY CB&Q DEPOT
ALBANY, MISSOURI -USA
Location: ALBANY, MO
Description:
Web Site ALBANY CB&Q DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI RAILROAD DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
Former CB&Q depot was abandoned and tracks have been removed in 1985. The Gentry County Historical Society raised money for restoration and revitalization of the depot building and adjacent properties, which now are part of the Historical Society's museum displays. in 2009 the Historical Society purchased and refurbished a caboose car, now on display.
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Added 06/03/2004
Updated 02/17/2019
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ANDERSON DEPOT
ANDERSON, MISSOURI -USA
Location: Anderson, MO
Description:
Web Site ANDERSON DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
The former KCS depot is now restored to serve as City Hall.
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APPLETON CITY DEPOT
APPLETON CITY, MISSOURI -USA
Location: Appleton City, MO
Description:
- RAILROAD DEPOT
- RAILCAR(S) ON DISPLAY
Web Site APPLETON CITY DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
MKT depot has been restored along with a MKT caboose on display.
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Added 06/13/2004
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ARMOUR DEPOT
ARMOUR, MISSOURI -USA
Location: Armour, MO
Description:
Web Site ARMOUR DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
The CB&Q depot in Armour survives but could use some TLC.
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Added 06/14/2004
Updated 06/15/2004
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MKT SILICA SILO ON THE KATY TRAIL
4600 S MISSOURI 94
AUGUSTA, MISSOURI -USA
Location: AUGUSTA, MO
Description:
- RAILROAD RELATED SITE
- RAILS TO TRAILS
Web Site MKT SILICA SILO ON THE KATY TRAIL HOMEPAGE
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Comments/Directions:
A former silica sand quarry now a county park is at the top of the bluff. This silo was used for lading silica sand on to rail cars. The MKT rail is gone and is used as a 225 plus mile rails to trails state park. You can get to the base of the silo on the KATY trail and see the top from the park. silo is at N 38° 34.671 W 090° 50.475 on the trail.
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AURORA DEPOT
AURORA, MISSOURI -USA
Location: Aurora, MO
Description:
Web Site AURORA DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
Missouri Pacific depot in Aurora still stands.
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Added 06/20/2004
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BARING DEPOT
BARING, MISSOURI -USA
Location: Baring, MO
Description:
Web Site BARING DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
ATSF depot in Baring has been well taken care of.
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Added 06/21/2004
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BARNARD DEPOT
BARNARD, MISSOURI -USA
Location: Barnard, MO
Description:
Web Site BARNARD DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
The old CB&Q depot is now a history museum.
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Added 07/07/2004
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BARRETS DEPOT
BARRETS, MISSOURI -USA
Location: Barrets, MO
Description:
Web Site BARRETS DEPOT INFO FROM JACK FORBES
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Comments/Directions:
The former Missouri Pacific depot is now used as a museum wood shop.
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BELTON, GRANDVIEW & KANSAS CITY RAILROAD COMPANY
502 WALNUT ST.
BELTON, MISSOURI 64012-2615 -
Location: LOCATED AT COMMERCIAL & WALNUT STREETS
Phone: 816-331-0630
Description:
- DIESEL EXCURSIONS STANDARD GAUGE
- RAILROAD MUSEUM
- RAIL PASSENGER SERVICE
- LOCOMOTIVE(S) ON DISPLAY
- CAB RIDES DIESEL STANDARD GAUGE
- RAILCAR(S) ON DISPLAY
Web Site BELTON, GRANDVIEW & KANSAS CITY RAILROAD COMPANY HOMEPAGE
Related Webs: THE RAILROADS OF CLINTON AND HENRY COUNTY, MISSOURI WEB PAGE
Email Address
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Comments/Directions:
Trains operate every Saturday and Sunday at 2:00pm with tickets going on sale at 1:00 pm. June, July and August there is also a 11am train on Satruday. The round-trip is approximately 40 minutes. See web site for current fairs and other information. History: Formed in 1964 to preserve the history of Mid Western railroads. Moved to Belton, Missouri in 1990 to open an all volunteer, demonstration railroad on a portion of the old Frisco (StSLF) railroad in Cass County, Missouri.
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Updated 03/31/2007
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BETHANY CB&Q DEPOT
BETHANY, MISSOURI -USA
Location: Bethany, MO
Description:
Web Site BETHANY CB&Q DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
The CB&Q depot has been spared and is now a feed store.
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BIRCH TREE DEPOT
BIRCH TREE, MISSOURI -USA
Location: Birch Tree, MO
Description:
Web Site BIRCH TREE DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
The Frisco depot in Birch Tree still survives but for how long?
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Added 07/18/2004
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BISSEL HILL DEPOT (PRIVATE)
BISSEL HILL, MISSOURI -USA
Location: Bissel Hill
Description:
Web Site BISSEL HILL DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
The depot in Bissel Hill is now a private residence next to the still active line.
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BLACKWATER UNION PACIFIC
BLACKWATER, MISSOURI -USA
Location: BLACKWATER, MO
Description:
Web Site BLACKWATER UNION PACIFIC HOMEPAGE
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Comments/Directions:
An exact replica of the 1887 Union Pacific Blackwater Depot.It was a refueling station on the "river Route" connecting Jefferson City to Kansas City.
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BLUE SPRINGS DEPOT
BLUE SPRINGS, MISSOURI -
Location: BLUE SPRINGS, MO
Description:
Web Site BLUE SPRINGS DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
The C&A depot has NOT been restored in Blue Springs. This building is not locked, as the doors have been kicked in long ago, which allows one to get a look inside.
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Added 07/29/2004
Updated 03/15/2005
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BONNE TERRE DEPOT B&B
651 OAK ST
BONNE TERRE, MISSOURI 63628 -
Location: BONNE TERRE, MO
Phone: 573-358-5311
Description:
Web Site BONNE TERRE DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
Former depot is quaint B&B
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Updated 07/30/2004
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BOONVILLE MKT DEPOT
BOONVILLE, MISSOURI -
Location: BOONVILLE, MO
Description:
Web Site BOONVILLE MKT DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
Related Webs: ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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Comments/Directions:
The MKT depot in Boonville has been restored. The restored Katy Depot houses the offices of the Boonville Area Chamber of Commerce and Tourist Information Center, plus District offices of the Division of State Parks
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Updated 08/12/2004
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ST. LOUIS AND HANNIBAL DEPOT IN BOWLING GREEN MO
WEST CHAMP CLARK DRIVE
BOWLING GREEN, MISSOURI -USA
Location: BOWLING GREEN, MO
Description:
Web Site ST. LOUIS AND HANNIBAL DEPOT IN BOWLING GREEN MO HOMEPAGE
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Comments/Directions:
St. Louis and Hannibal Depot in Bowling Green MO has been converted to a home. Once you see it there is no doubt of its roots. All other signs of the railroad have disappeared over time.
"St. Louis and Hannibal Railroad was originally incorporated as the St. Louis & Keokuk RR on February 16, 1857. The Civil war and various depressions and recessions prevented its actual construction until 1871. Beginning in its early construction, it was largely financed and (later) owned by John Insley Blair, Blairstown, New Jersey (1802–1899), and Moses Taylor, New York banker (1806–1882). Taylor died in 1882 and his protégé Percy Pyne remained on various boards.
The railroad was eventually known as "The Short Line".
On February 7, 1884, the St. Louis, Hannibal & Keokuk went into receivership and was sold to Blair on December 8, 1885, for $370,000. At that point it became the St. Louis & Hannibal Railway Co. The Perry Branch was surveyed and graded in the 1870s but was not built until 1891-92. The first train reached Perry July 1892. This was a dual expansion in that track was extended from Oakwood into Hannibal and a brick depot was built at 501 S. Main Street in 1892. This would be the final configuration; Mainline - Hannibal to Gilmore, Missouri, and Branchline - Ralls Jct. (New London, Missouri) to Perry.
In 1893 the St. Louis, Hannibal and Kansas City (Perry Branchline original name) merged into the StL&HRy.
John Blair died in 1899, at age 97, with an estimated estate of $70–90 million. His son, Dewitt Clinton Blair then assumed control. He died June 3, 1915. In 1917 the St. Louis & Hannibal went into receivership again and was sold to Robert LeRoy on behalf of Blair's grandson, C. Ledyard Blair for $30,000. It then was reorganized into the St. Louis & Hannibal Railroad.
Around November 1919, the "Short Line" was sold to John Ringling (of Ringling Bros. & Barnum & Bailey Circus fame) for approximately $325,000. Between 1919 and 1930 he invested a further similar amount in rebuilding efforts. The depression was not kind to the St. Louis & Hannibal and Ringling. So, in 1932 the lower end of the mainline (below Bowling Green to Gilmore) was abandoned to save the rest of the system. John Ringling died December 2, 1936. His nephew John Ringling North assumed ownership of the railroad and circus interests.
Only 5 miles of the southern mainline was saved and it became the St. Louis & Troy Railroad running from Troy to Moscow Mills, Missouri, and operated until October 1, 1960. It served local industries and was connected to the Burlington line by a siding at Moscow Mills. The St. Louis & Troy line was owned largely by local businessmen in cooperation with the Ringling family until 1944 when 25 businessmen solidified their ownership by purchasing it outright.
Beginning in 1933, the StL&HRR began operating four Mack AD model railbuses to bolster passenger service. It also ran dedicated freight trains as well. It helped for a time but eventually the owners and management abandoned the Perry Branch in 1943. The mainline was abandoned as well in 1944. The company was finally dissolved March 12, 1945.
The St. Louis & Troy remained in operation but was finally abandoned February 1, 1961. This was the last remainder of the line which began life in 1857 and construction began in 1871.
The railroad was largely not very profitable during its entire life as it served a remote area with small revenues. The building of hard surface roads (US Hwy 61), the ever-expanding Foster Bus Line routes, growing trucking industry and finally the personal automobile spelled its demise.
Locally, the Short Line is still fondly remembered for its personal service and the kindness shown by owners, management and crews.[citation needed]
Former Hannibal & St. Louis station in Bowling Green, MO. " Wikipedia
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BRANSON SCENIC RAILWAY
206 EAST MAIN ST.
BRANSON, MISSOURI 65616 -
Location: BRANSON, MISSOURI
Phone: 417-334-6110
2nd Phone: 800-287-2462
Description:
- DIESEL EXCURSIONS STANDARD GAUGE
Web Site BRANSON SCENIC RAILWAY HOMEPAGE
Email Address
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Comments/Directions:
Diesel excursions and dinner train.
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Updated 04/01/2005
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SILVER DOLLAR CITY
W. HWY 76
BRANSON, MISSOURI 65616 -USA
Location: BRANSON, MISSOURI
Phone: 417-338-2611
Description:
- STEAM EXCURSIONS NARROW GAUGE (24 IN.)
Web Site SILVER DOLLAR CITY HOMEPAGE
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Comments/Directions:
Theme park with steam excursions.
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Added 10/10/2002
Updated 08/21/2013
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BNSF 1727 BROOKFIELD MO
N MAIN AND E BOSTON
BROOKFIELD, MISSOURI 65202 -USA
Location: BROOKFIELD, MO
Description:
Web Site BNSF 1727 BROOKFIELD MO HOMEPAGE
Email Address
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Comments/Directions:
The EMD SD40-2 BNSF 1727 was saved from going to the scrap yard and is now on display in Brookfield MO. It was built as ATSF 5158 in 1980.
There is also a caboose displayed with the locomotive.
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BRUNSWICK WABASH DEPOT
BRUNSWICK, MISSOURI -USA
Location: Middle of town next to tracks
Description:
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Comments/Directions:
The Wabash depot in Brunswick is now used by Norfolk Southern crews. It has been kept up quite well.
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Added 08/12/2020
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BUNCETON MOPAC DEPOT
111 E. MAIN ST
BUNCETON, MISSOURI -USA
Location: BUNCETON, MO
Description:
- RAILROAD DEPOT
- RAILCAR(S) ON DISPLAY
Web Site WAYMARKING ENTRY
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Comments/Directions:
Former MOPAC Depot replica 111 E. Main St Bunceton Missouri, "Home of Friendly folks". Now a local museum with a caboose on display, MOPAC 3587 type M930 Caboose.
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Added 07/29/2019
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BURLINGTON JUNCTION DEPOT
BURLINGTON JUNCTION, MISSOURI -USA
Location: Burlington Junciton, MO
Description:
Web Site BURLINGTON JUNCTION DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
The Wabash depot in Burlington Junction is surrounded by trees and weeds but still stands.
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CABOOL DEPOT
CABOOL, MISSOURI -USA
Location: Cabool, MO
Description:
Web Site CABOOL DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
The Frisco depot in Cabool is used more for storage than anything now but has survived the demolition crew.
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CALLAO DEPOT
CALLAO, MISSOURI -USA
Location: Callao, MO
Description:
Web Site CALLAO DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
The old CB&Q depot in Callao stands today. Its quaint architecture is a reminder of a more elegant day.
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CAMERON DEPOT
CAMERON, MISSOURI -
Location: CAMERON, MO
Description:
Web Site CAMERON DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
Formar CB&Q depot now houses local history museum.
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Updated 09/10/2004
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CANTON DEPOT
CANTON, MISSOURI -USA
Location: Canton. MO
Description:
Web Site CANTON DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
Former CB&Q depot still stands and is used primarily for storage.
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Updated 09/10/2004
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CARTHAGE FRISCO DEPOT
CARTHAGE, MISSOURI -USA
Location: Carthage, MO
Description:
Web Site CARTHAGE FRISCO DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
Although smaller than its Missouri Pacific counterpart, the Frisco depot in Carthage was a beautiful stone building that has stood the test of time.
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CARTHAGE MISSOURI PACIFIC DEPOT
CARTHAGE, MISSOURI -USA
Location: CARTHAGE, MO
Description:
Web Site CARTHAGE DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
It seems like Missouri Pacific depots are fading fast, but the depot in Carthage is still standing. It is in good shape and is used by UP and MNA crews.
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Updated 07/07/2007
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CARUTHERSVILLE DEPOT
CARUTHERSVILLE, MISSOURI -USA
Location: Caruthersville, MO
Description:
- RAILROAD DEPOT
- RAILROAD RELATED MUSEUM
Web Site CARUTHERSVILLE DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
Former Frisco depot is local museum.
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Added 10/19/2004
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HANNIBAL ST. LOUIS SHORTLINE DEPOT
CENTER, MISSOURI -USA
Location: CENTER, MO
Phone: 573-565-2025
Description:
- RAILROAD DEPOT
- RAILROAD RELATED MUSEUM
Web Site HANNIBAL ST. LOUIS SHORTLINE DEPOT HOMEPAGE
Email Address
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Comments/Directions:
The Hannibal St. Louis depot in Center is being slowly turned into a local history museum.
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CHARLESTON DEPOT
CHARLESTON, MISSOURI -USA
Location: Charleston, MO
Description:
Web Site CHARLESTON DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
Large Missouri Pacific depot still stands but needs work.
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CHILLICOTHE DEPOT
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Location: CHILLICOTHE, MO
Description:
Web Site CHILLICOTHE DEPOT HOMEPAGE
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Comments/Directions:
Former depot now used as section house for the CP.
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Updated 04/02/2005
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CLIFTON HILL DEPOT
CLIFTON HILL, MISSOURI -USA
Location: Clifton Hill, MO
Description:
Web Site CLIFTON HILL DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
Former Wabash depot is still standing.
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CLINTON DEPOT
CLINTON, MISSOURI -USA
Location: Clinton, MO
Description:
Web Site CLINTON DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
The former MKT depot in Clinton has been restored.
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COLUMBIA STAR DINNER TRAIN
COLUMBIA, MISSOURI -USA
Location: COLUMBIA, MO
Phone: 573-874-7325
Description:
- DIESEL EXCURSIONS STANDARD GAUGE
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Comments/Directions:
Dinner trains slated to begin running in August 2010 from Columbia to Centralia with brunch trains on Sunday.
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Updated 09/16/2011
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CRAIG CB&Q DEPOT
CRAIG, MISSOURI -USA
Location: CRAIG, MO
Description:
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Comments/Directions:
restored CB&Q Depot at Craig Missouri
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Updated 04/20/2011
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MISSOURI PACIFIC CABOOSE
CRANE, MISSOURI -USA
Location: In park next to highway.
Description:
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Comments/Directions:
Missouri Pacific caboose is on display in town park right off highway.
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DEARBORN DEPOT
DEARBORN, MISSOURI -USA
Location: DEARBORN, MO
Description:
Web Site DEARBORN DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
Brick CGW depot in Dearborn still stands.
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MKT FEMME OSAGE CREEK BRIDGE - DEFIANCE
DEFIANCE, MISSOURI -USA
Location: DEFIANCE, MO
Description:
- RAILS TO TRAILS
- RAILROAD BRIDGE
Web Site MKT FEMME OSAGE CREEK BRIDGE - DEFIANCE HOMEPAGE
Related Webs:
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Comments/Directions:
Former MKT Femme Osage Creek bridge, now part of the KATY Trail.
GPS N 38° 39.023 W 090° 45.911
Facts
Overview
Warren through truss bridge over Femme Osage Creek on KATY Trail, former MKT Railroad
Location
St. Charles County, Missouri
Status
Open to pedestrians only
Railroad
- Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad (MKT; Katy)
Design
Warren through truss
Also called
MKT - Femme Osage Creek Bridge
Approximate latitude, longitude
+38.65024, -90.76539 (decimal degrees)
38°39'01" N, 90°45'55" W (degrees°minutes'seconds")
Approximate UTM coordinates
15/694459/4280333 (zone/easting/northing)
Quadrangle map:
Defiance
Inventory number
BH 63950 (Bridgehunter.com ID)
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DEXTER DEPOT
DEXTER, MISSOURI -USA
Location: DEXTER, MO
Description:
Web Site DEXTER DEPOT HOMEPAGE
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Comments/Directions:
Beautiful MP depot is still in good shape in Dexter.
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DOWNING DEPOT MUSEUM
DOWNING, MISSOURI -USA
Location: Downing Highway 136 east into town turn on route V follow about 2 blocks.
Description:
- RAILROAD DEPOT
- RAILROAD RELATED MUSEUM
Web Site DOWNING DEPOT MUSEUM INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
Restored CB&Q depot is now local history museum.
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ELDON DEPOT
ELDON, MISSOURI -USA
Location: ELDON, MO
Description:
Web Site ELDON DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
The Eldon depot is a more modern structure of the Rock Island.
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ELDORADO SPRINGS DEPOT
ELDORADO SPRINGS, MISSOURI -USA
Location: ELDORADO SPRINGS, MO
Description:
Web Site ELDORADO SPRINGS DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
The former MKT depot in Eldorado Springs is pretty run down but at least it is still standing.
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ETHEL DEPOT
ETHEL, MISSOURI -USA
Location: ETHEL, MO
Description:
Web Site ETHEL DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
Former ATSF depot in Ethel is in pretty good shape.
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SIX FLAGS OVER MID-AMERICA
P.O. BOX 60
EUREKA, MISSOURI 63025 -USA
Location: I-44 and Allentown Road.
Phone: 314-938-5300
Description:
- STEAM EXCURSIONS STANDARD GAUGE
Web Site SIX FLAGS OVER MID-AMERICA HOMEPAGE
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Comments/Directions:
Train runs around amusement park.
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FAIRFAX DEPOT
FAIRFAX, MISSOURI -USA
Location: FAIRFAX, MO
Description:
Web Site FAIRFAX DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
Former CB&Q depot still stands in Fairfax, MO.
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FERGUSON DEPOT
FERGUSON, MISSOURI -USA
Location: FERGUSON, MO
Description:
Related Webs: INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
Wabash depot in Ferguson still stands.
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FESTUS DEPOT
FESTUS, MISSOURI -USA
Location: FESTUS, MO
Description:
Web Site FESTUS DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
Former Missouri Pacific depot is still standing and used by a dog grooming business.
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FLAT RIVER DEPOT
FLAT RIVER, MISSOURI -USA
Location: Flat River, MO
Description:
Web Site FLAT RIVER DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
Restored MR&BT depot is used as police station.
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Updated 12/27/2004
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KATY ROUNDHOUSE
FRANKLIN, MISSOURI 65274 -USA
Location: FRANKLIN, MO
Description:
- RAILROAD DEPOT
- HISTORICAL LANDMARK
- RAILROAD MEMORABILIA ON DISPLAY
- RAILROAD RELATED CAFE/RESTAURANT
- RAILS TO TRAILS
Web Site
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Comments/Directions:
This is advertised as the Katy Roundhouse, but the structure is gone. You can see where the tracks leading into the shed were and most of the turntable is still in place. The old depot is used as a museum and cafeteria. There is camping nearby. This is along the route of the Katy Trail in Missouri.
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CHICAGO & ALTON RAILWAY DEPOT - FULTON MO
E. WALNUT ST. AND W 1OTH ST
FULTON, MISSOURI -USA
Location: FULTON, MO
Description:
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The old Chicago & Alton Railway Depot in Fulton MO sits empty slowly decaying.
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GLASGOW DEPOT
210 JACKSON ST
GLASGOW, MISSOURI -USA
Location: GLASGOW, MO
Description:
- RAILROAD DEPOT
- HISTORICAL LANDMARK
Web Site GLASGOW DEPOT WAYMARKING.COM PAGE
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Comments/Directions:
"In the postwar period, Glasgow benefited with the coming of the Mo. and Miss. R.R. (Wabash) and Chicago and Alton (G.M. & O.) in the 1870s. The first all-steel bridge in the world was built over the Missouri here, 1879. Gen. Wm. Sooy Smith was construction engineer. This bridge was replaced in 1900." ~ State Historical Society of Missouri
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GLASGOW RAILROAD BRIDGE
GLASGOW, MISSOURI 65202 -USA
Location: GLASGOW, MO
Description:
- HISTORICAL LANDMARK
- RAILROAD BRIDGE
Web Site GLASGOW RAILROAD BRIDGE HOMEPAGE
Email Address
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Comments/Directions:
Historical Marker with the history of the site of the first all steel railroad bridge. The marker can be found at N 39° 13.577 W 092° 50.878
A great place to view the bridge is an overlook at Market and Water Street.
Marker reads:
History of Glasgow
Glasgow, site of first all steel bridge in world, built by Gen. Wm. S Smith, engr, 1879 for C.& A. R.R. replaced 1900 for heavier traffic. Sketch of original bridge above.
Glasgow founded 1836, successor to Old Chariton 1817, Monticello 1829, Thorntonsburg 1832, each abandoned because of disease or location. Land bought from Talton Turner & Jas. Earickson for $2758. Proprietors: Jos. A. Blackwell, John Bull, Thos. N. Cockerill, Stephen Donohoe, Wm. Dunnica, Jas. Earickson, Richard Earickson, Jas. Glasgow, (Town bears his name), Jas. Head, C.W.D. Johnson, Wm. J. Moore, John F. Nichols, Benj. G. Pulliam, Wm. D. Swinney, Talton Turner & Thos. White, 1st lots sold Sept. 10, 1836, inc. Feb. 27, 1845. Early settlers from Ky, Tenn. & Va.
Glasgow, by 1860 a major shipping & distributing center. Fortunes made in tobacco, hemp & wheat. Heavy river traffic - wharves from Bear to Greggs Creeks, plank road from Glasgow to Huntsville 1853-64, cost $84,000. Tri-weekly state to St. Louis 1837, fare $10. Post office Sept. 27, 1837; telegraph 1852.
Glasgow 1861-65, much guerrilla activity notably that of Bill Anderson, Battle of Glasgow, October 15, 1864. Union Forces held town, detachment of 43rd Mo. Volunteers & parts of other units, commanded by Col Chester Harding. Confed forces across river commanded by Gen Joe Shelby; those to east & south under Gen. J.B. Clark & Col. S.D. Jackman.
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Union gun boat, West Wind, sunk at foot of Market St. City Hall with Union munitions & area to south destroyed by fire. Confed victory, battle monument 3rd & Howard Sts. site of Union trenches, near St. Mary's Catholic Church.
Glasgow, early educational center, Glasgow Female Seminary 1849, Pritchett College 1866-1917, Rev. J.O. Swinney Founder. Local artist& donor of city park, Cornelia Kuemmel, taught here. Lewis College 1867-91; Lewis Library 1866, oldest west of Miss. River, Donated by Benj. W. Lewis & family & Maj. Jas. W. Lewis.
Glasgo, site of many old businesses, homes, churches. Methodist Church, oldest 1844; building 1849, used as hospital in Civil War. Henderson Drug Store 1841, oldest one-family drug store west of Miss. R. operated by 4th generation. Glasgow Savings Bank, 2nd oldest in Mo., 1871, by reorganization from Weston E. Birch & Son Banking house, 1852. Loan for Pony Express from this bank. Paper "Glasgow Missourian" 1867. Oldest existing Lodge, Masonic, 1876.
Glasgow, 20th century, Glasgow Sand Co. 195, Dandon Laird Hotel, formerly Adgate, 1923, Glasgow Co Op Ass'n est 1923. Highway bridge, first free one over Mo. R. 1925, Monnig Ind. 1956, outhgrowth of Rall Bros. 1887, Ed S. Maupin Lbr, 1943. Hawthorn Co., 1959. Dist Office K.C. Power & Light Co. Area Office U.S. Engrs. also located here.
Bridge Type: Truss
Bridge Usage: Railroad
Moving Bridge: Not listed
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CB&Q DEPOT HANNIBAL MO
SOUTH MAIN ST
HANNIBAL, MISSOURI -USA
Location: HANNIBAL, MO
Description:
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Comments/Directions:
The CB&Q Depot Hannibal MO was modern for its time. I could not establish when it was built. Currently vacant but I was told someone has plans for it.
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HENRIETTA MISSOURI DEPOT
HENRIETTA, MISSOURI -USA
Location: HENRIETTA , MO
Description:
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Santa Fe depot. Also in town just a few blocks away is the Missouri City depot.
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MISSOURI CITY DEPOT
HENRIETTA, MISSOURI -USA
Location: HENRIETTA, MO
Description:
Web Site MISSOURI CITY DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
Missouri City Wabash depot has been moved to Henrietta.
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1912 RAILROAD BUILDING - HERMANN MO
HERMANN, MISSOURI -USA
Location: HERMANN, MO
Description:
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Comments/Directions:
This old building constructed in 1912 is no doubt railroad related given it's location on the right away. It has survived more than few Missouri River floods. GPS N 38° 42.469 W 091° 26.119
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MO PAC 13538 CABOOSE HERMANN MO
EAST 1ST & GUTENBERG ST
HERMANN, MISSOURI -USA
Location: HERMANN, MO
Description:
Web Site MO PAC 13538 CABOOSE HERMANN MO HOMEPAGE
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Comments/Directions:
MO PAC 13538, removed from service on 11 July 1986 at Sedalia, Mo. Donated to City of Hermann, Mo. Placed at East 1st & Gutenberg St
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HIGGINSVILLE MISSOURI DEPOT
HIGGENSVILLE, MISSOURI -USA
Location: HIGGENSVILLE, MO
Description:
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Comments/Directions:
Chicago and Alton Depot, Higgensville Missouri
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HOLLISTER DEPOT
HOLLISTER, MISSOURI -USA
Location: Hollister, MO
Description:
- RAILROAD DEPOT
- RAILCAR(S) ON DISPLAY
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Comments/Directions:
Former Missouri Pacific depot is now chamber of commerce. Also MoPac caboose on display.
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INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI, MISSOURI PACIFIC DEPOT
INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI -USA
Location: INDEPENDENCE, MO
Description:
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Comments/Directions:
Historic Missouri Pacific Depot
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NATIONAL FRONTIER TRAILS MUSEUM
318 W. PACIFIC AVE
INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI -USA
Location: INDEPENDENCE, MO
Description:
- RAILROAD RELATED MUSEUM
- RAILROAD DEPOT
Related Webs: INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
The Chicage & Alton depot has been relocated and is home to a new museum
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ST. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN RAILWAY
505 E. JACKSON BLVD.
JACKSON, MISSOURI 63755 -USA
Location: AT THE INTERSECTION OF ROUTES 61, 72, 25 AND 34.
Phone: 573-243-1688
2nd Phone: 800-455-7245
Description:
- CAB RIDES DIESEL STANDARD GAUGE
- DIESEL EXCURSIONS STANDARD GAUGE
- RAILROAD DEPOT
Web Site ST. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN RAILWAY HOMEPAGE
Email Address
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Comments/Directions:
Diesel excursions, caboose and cab rides available.
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Updated 12/18/2010
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FORMER MISSOURI PACIFIC DEPOT JEFFERSON CITY TRAIN DEPOT
300 E. STATE STREET
JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI -USA
Location: JEFFERSON CITY, MO
Description:
Web Site FORMER MISSOURI PACIFIC DEPOT JEFFERSON CITY TRAIN DEPOT HOMEPAGE
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Comments/Directions:
The old Missouri Pacific depot in Jefferson City is currently used by the Union Pacific Railroad as a crew change point. At one time prisoners were brought to this depot to be sent to the nearby infamous Missouri State Prison. If your in the area take a tour of the old prison.
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JEFFERSON CITY AMTRAK DEPOT
101 N. JEFFERSON ST.
JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI -USA
Location: JEFFERSON CITY, MO
Description:
Web Site JEFFERSON CITY AMTRAK DEPOT HOMEPAGE
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Comments/Directions:
Jefferson City MO Train Depot serves Amtrak. The station is the former Union Hotel, which was built in 1855. The hotel currently houses the Elizabeth Rozier Gallery with exhibits emphasizing Missouri art and culture. The Lohman's Landing building is next door, the Governor's Mansion is just up the street and the Missouri State Capital is with in walking distance. There is a lot to see in this area.
If you area rail fan freight trains also pass through here and would be a good place to watch them pass.
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COUNTRY CABOOSE (PRIVATE)
1100 N. PROSPERITY AVE.
JOPLIN, MISSOURI 64801 -USA
Location: JOPLIN, MO
Phone: 417-624-3861
Description:
Web Site COUNTRY CABOOSE HOMEPAGE
Email Address
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Comments/Directions:
Santa Fe Caboose #999456 and New Jersey Central Passenger Car #1034, all restored. Located two miles East of Missouri Southern State University on Newman Rd, then South on Prosperity - just East of Rt. 249. Property is currently closed and for sale.
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Added 09/12/2003
Updated 11/17/2020
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JOPLIN FRISCO STATION
601 S MAIN ST
JOPLIN, MISSOURI -USA
Location: JOPLIN, MO
Description:
- RAILROAD DEPOT
- HISTORICAL LANDMARK
- RAILROAD SHOPS/FACILITIES
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Comments/Directions:
I called this attraction Frisco Station rather than Frisco Depot since that is the name it uses today and more describes the functions it served. The building once housed Frisco offices. Tracks arrived via the rear of the station where passengers could board one level below the street grade in front. It now is used for apartments and office space.
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JOPLIN ST. (PRIVATE)
1724 JOPLIN ST.
JOPLIN, MISSOURI -USA
Location: JOPLIN, MO
Description:
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Former MoPac combi car and Santa Fe caboose are on a private residence. There are numerous railroad signs and a speeder on display as well. The owner also owns a several railroad salvage/reconstruction businesses. The home is very well decorated with stained glass murals of several locomotives and lines. This is a family that gives back to the community as well.
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Updated 07/07/2007
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JOPLIN TROLLEY CARBARN
1601 W 4TH ST
JOPLIN, MISSOURI -USA
Location: JOPLIN, MO
Phone: 417-623-2530
Description:
- RAILROAD SHOPS/FACILITIES
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Comments/Directions:
A trolley carbarn is located at Maiden Lane and 4th St. in Joplin. It is currently used by Bolivar siding. It once had two tracks inside that ran the length of the building, some of which still remain inside. One website called this a Joplin-Pittsburg trolley but it may have been part of the Southwest Mo. Electric Railway Co.
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Updated 01/10/2009
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JOPLIN UNION STATION
JOPLIN, MISSOURI -USA
Location: Approximately 1st & Main.
Description:
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The literal shell of the grand Joplin depot remains a hollow image of its former self. Once serving 3 railroads it now sits empty and badly in need help.
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JOPLIN, MO - MOPAC DEPOT
2850 S RANGELINE ROAD
JOPLIN, MISSOURI 64804 -USA
Location: JOPLIN, MO
Phone: 417-623-7722
Description:
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This depot was originally located at 10th and Main Street in Joplin. They say it had to be moved because the railroad was "decommissioning" all unused property. The site is now the location of a railroad scrap material yard and is full of rails, wheels, etc. The depot was painstakingly disassembled stone by stone. Each was numbered and mapped and was placed in an empty lot for years waiting for a new purpose. Eventually, it was rebuilt as a restaurant on another site, which also happens to sit alongside of railroad tracks, but the business seems to ignore that relationship. The depot is now the Timberline Steakhouse. A large photo of the original depot is on display just inside the door. --Last I heard Timberline went out of business
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Updated 07/26/2010
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MISSOURI PACIFIC ROUND HOUSE
10TH & MAIN
JOPLIN, MISSOURI -USA
Location: EAST OF MAIN ON 10TH.
Description:
- RAILROAD SHOPS/FACILITIES
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Comments/Directions:
The former MoPac roundhouse in Joplin is now used for a heat treat shop. Near here once stood the magnificent depot for the Missouri Pacific but it has since been carefully "deconstructed" and rebuilt on another site.
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Updated 07/17/2004
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KANSAS CITY NORTHERN RAILROAD
5940 N.W. WAUKOMIS DRIVE
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI 64151 -USA
Location: LINE CREEK PARK
Phone: 816-513-0760
Description:
- MINIATURE DIESEL 16 IN.
- MODEL RAILROAD
Web Site KANSAS CITY NORTHERN RAILROAD HOMEPAGE
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Comments/Directions:
Miniature streamliners take you around the 5/8 mile trip around Line Creek Park in style. The KCNRR has three MTC G-16 train sets. Also located at the depot is the Greater Kansas City Model Railroaders layout. Both are open on Saturdays and Sundays from the 1st weekend in May to the last weekend in September.
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Updated 04/03/2010
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KANSAS CITY UNION STATION
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI -USA
Location: KANSAS CITY, MO
Description:
- RAILROAD DEPOT
- MODEL RAILROAD
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Comments/Directions:
Restored Union Station. It now has more of a community purpose enclosing several restaurants, retail shops, a museum, and a model railroad club (Not generally open to the public except on special occaisions). Still a beautiful structure.
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Updated 10/04/2006
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BN&Q FREIGHT DEPOT
903 N. ELSON ST
KIRKSVILLE, MISSOURI 65202 -USA
Location: KIRKSVILLE, MO
Description:
Email Address
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Comments/Directions:
Former BN&Q Freight Depot in Kirksville MO. There has been some interest in restoring and repurpose as a museum.
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FRIENDS OF LANDMARK KIRKWOOD STATION (F.O.L.K.S.)
110 W. ARGONNE RD.
KIRKWOOD, MISSOURI 63122 -USA
Location: Kirkwood, MO
Phone: 314-752-3148
Description:
Web Site FRIENDS OF LANDMARK KIRKWOOD STATION (F.O.L.K.S.) HOMEPAGE
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Comments/Directions:
Preserved depot now serves as Amtrak station. Displays from American Association of Railroaders inside.
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LA PLATA
535 NORTH OWENSBY STREET
LA PLATA, MISSOURI -USA
Location: LA PLATA, MO
Description:
Web Site LA PLATA HOMEPAGE
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Comments/Directions:
"The La Plata Depot was original built in 1887. The depot was in need of replacement during World War II but due to the shortage of material it was not replaced. In 1945 part of the depot was damaged was damaged by a fire and it was at that time rebuilt in an Art Deco style. Following this rebuilt the depot deteriorated over the years until 1996 when a volunteer group began restoring the exterior. This exterior work was completed in 2001. The interior has since been restored. The station is now used as an Amtrak station."
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MP CABOOSE #13644 DISPLAY
LEE'S SUMMIT, MISSOURI -USA
Location: LEE'S SUMMIT, MO
Description:
- RAILROAD DEPOT
- RAILCAR(S) ON DISPLAY
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Comments/Directions:
MoPac Depot and Caboose Display at Lee's Summit Missouri.
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LOUISIANA C&A/GM&O DEPOT
LOUISIANA, MISSOURI -USA
Location: LOUISIANA, MO
Description:
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Comments/Directions:
Fromer Chicago & Alton/Gulf, Mobile & Ohio depot is being renovated for a historical museum. Nearby is the third oldest bridge over the Mississippi.
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Updated 03/14/2010
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ATSF 999471 CABOOSE MARCELINE MO
N. KANSAS AV
MAECELINE, MISSOURI -USA
Location: MAECELINE, MO
Description:
Web Site ATSF 999471 CABOOSE MARCELINE MO HOMEPAGE
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Comments/Directions:
ATSF 999471 Caboose in Ripley Park Marceline MO. Built in 1942 and rebuilt in 1970.
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ASTF DEPOT MARCELINE
MARCELINE, MISSOURI -USA
Location: MARCELINE, MO
Description:
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Marceline Missouri ATSF depot
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MARCELINE, MISSOURI - SANTA FE DEPOT
MARCELINE, MISSOURI -USA
Location: MARCELINE, MO
Description:
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Comments/Directions:
Santa Fe depot, Marceline, Missouri, circa 2008
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SANTA FE 5008 MARCELINE MO
MARCELINE, MISSOURI -USA
Location: MARCELINE, MO
Description:
- LOCOMOTIVE(S) ON DISPLAY
- RAILROAD DEPOT
Web Site SANTA FE 5008 MARCELINE MO HOMEPAGE
Related Webs:
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Comments/Directions:
Santa Fe 5008 is on display in Marceline MO. near the old depot. The old depot is now the Disney Museum. Marceline was the boyhood home to Walt Disney. A short distance away is an older steam locomotive.
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SANTE FE & DISNEYLAND R.R. 2546
MARCELINE, MISSOURI -USA
Location: MARCELINE, MO
Description:
Web Site SANTE FE & DISNEYLAND R.R. 2546 HOMEPAGE
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Comments/Directions:
The Sante Fe & Disneyland R.R. 2546 Locomotive is located in a park just across the street from the Marceline MO Train Depot. It was given to the city of Marcelene in December 1955 and restored and dedicated in 1988 to those who lost their lives on the job.
According to the railfan.net web site "This engine is the Ex-KCM&O #212. Lettered for "Disneyland & Santa Fe RR."
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MKT KATY TRAIL TUQUE CREEK BRIDGE
MARTHASVILLE, MISSOURI -USA
Location: MARTHASVILLE, MO
Description:
- RAILS TO TRAILS
- RAILROAD BRIDGE
Web Site MKT KATY TRAIL TUQUE CREEK BRIDGE HOMEPAGE
Related Webs: WAYMARKING
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Comments/Directions:
KATY Trail Tuque Creek Bridge was once a railroad bridge on the KATY line but has been re purposed as a rails to trails pedestrian / bike bridge. It is east of Marthasville on the KATY trail. GPS N 38° 37.115 W 091° 02.119
Facts
Overview
Pratt through truss bridge over Tuque Creek on KATY Trail, former MKT Railroad
Location
Warren County, Missouri
Status
Open to pedestrians only
History
Built 1926
Builder
- American Bridge Co. of New York
Railroad
- Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad (MKT; Katy)
Design
Pratt through truss
Also called
MKT - Tuque Creek Bridge
Approximate latitude, longitude
+38.61881, -91.03610 (decimal degrees)
38°37'08" N, 91°02'10" W (degrees°minutes'seconds")
Approximate UTM coordinates
15/670973/4276306 (zone/easting/northing)
Quadrangle map:
Washington West
Inventory number
BH 63951 (Bridgehunter.com ID)
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MKT MARTHASVILLE MO
DEPOT STREET
MARTHASVILLE, MISSOURI -USA
Location: MARTHASVILLE, MO
Description:
- RAILS TO TRAILS
- RAILROAD DEPOT
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Comments/Directions:
A replica of the former MKT depot in Marthasville MO and a trailhead for the 225 mile KATY trail. GPS N 38° 37.640 W 091° 03.754
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MARYVILLE DEPOT
MARYVILLE, MISSOURI -
Location: MARYVILLE, MO
Description:
Web Site MARYVILLE DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
Former Wabash depot sits neglected on university campus.
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Updated 11/12/2004
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PERCHE CREEK BRIDGE - KATY TRAIL - MCBAINE, MO
MCBAINE, MISSOURI 65202 -USA
Location: MCBAINE, MO
Description:
- RAILROAD BRIDGE
- RAILS TO TRAILS
Web Site HTTPS://WWW.WAYMARKING.COM/WAYMARKS/WM16DJX_PERCHE_CREEK_BRIDGE_KATY_TRAIL_MCBAINE_MO
Email Address
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Comments/Directions:
This bridge served the MKT Line and now part of the KATY Trail.
Through truss bridge over Perche Creek on the Katy Trail in McBaine
Location
Boone County, Missouri
Status
Open to pedestrians and bicyclists only
Future prospects
Preserved as part of Katy Trail State Park
History
Built 1926
Builder
- American Bridge Co. of New York
Railroad
- Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad (MKT)
Design
Warren through truss
Dimensions
Span length: 185.0 ft.
Total length: 185.0 ft." ~ Bridgehunter
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KATY TRAIL LOUTRE RIVER BRIDGE
MCKITTRICK, MISSOURI -USA
Location: MCKITTRICK, MO
Description:
- RAILS TO TRAILS
- RAILROAD BRIDGE
Web Site KATY TRAIL LOUTRE RIVER BRIDGE HOMEPAGE
Related Webs: WAYMARKING
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Comments/Directions:
This bridge was built in 1897 and has stood the test of time and now part of the KATY Trail.
Facts
Overview
Through truss bridge over Loutre River on the Katy Trail
Location
Montgomery County, Missouri
Status
Open to pedestrians only
Future prospects
Preserved as part of Katy Trail State Park
History
Built 1897
Builder
- A & P Roberts Co. of Pencoyd, Pennsylvania
Railroads
- Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad (MKT; Katy)
- Rail-to-trail
Design
Pin-connected, 6-panel Pratt through truss
Dimensions
Length of largest span: 150.0 ft.
Total length: 215.0 ft.
Approximate latitude, longitude
+38.73321, -91.44938 (decimal degrees)
38°43'60" N, 91°26'58" W (degrees°minutes'seconds")
Approximate UTM coordinates
15/634777/4288312 (zone/easting/northing)
Quadrangle map:
Hermann
Inventory number
BH 22144 (Bridgehunter.com ID)
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MKT GRAIN ELLEVATOR MCKITTRICK MO
MCKITTRICK MO, MISSOURI -USA
Location: MCKITTRICK MO, MO
Description:
- RAILS TO TRAILS
- RAILROAD SHOPS/FACILITIES
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Comments/Directions:
The depot is gone but the old grain elevator survived on the KATY rail line. Murals have been painted on the standing elevators along the KATY Trail. Now the rails are converted to a 225 mile plus mile hiking biking trail.
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MEXICO WABASH DEPOT
MEXICO, MISSOURI -USA
Location: MEXICO, MO
Description:
Web Site MEXICO WABASH DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
The Wabash depot in Mexico is pretty well preserved.
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MILAN DEPOT
MILAN, MISSOURI -USA
Location: MILAN, MO
Description:
Web Site MILAN DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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The former CB&Q depot is still standing tall and well preserved.
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MOBERLY WABASH FREIGHT/BAGGAGE BUILDING
223 NORTH CLARK ST
MOBERLY, MISSOURI -USA
Location: MOBERLY, MO
Description:
- RAILROAD SHOPS/FACILITIES
- RAILCAR(S) ON DISPLAY
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Comments/Directions:
The former Wabash freight and baggage building stood next to the dopot, which has since been torn down. It is home to a local hisory museum Also Wabash caboose on display.
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Updated 06/14/2017
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RANDOLPH COUNTY COMMUNITY RAILROAD
ROTHWELL PARK
MOBERLY, MISSOURI 65270 -
Location: MOBERLY
Phone: 660-263-6757
Description:
- MINIATURE DIESEL 12 IN.
- MINIATURE STEAM 12 IN.
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Comments/Directions:
Approximate one mile ride located in city park. Located on a wooded site, the layout will include structures and "movie" style buildings to add to the enjoyment of the rider. With motive power to include two Ottaway steam engines, one Ottaway F-7, and, a new engine modeled after the GE-Dash 9, the train ride provide a variety of engine and train consists. In addition, like a table top set the layout will be added to as time and money permits. In addition to the ride it is anticipated that events will occur during rides on special occasions. For example, the first train robbery west of the Mississippi occured here in Randolph County.
A club is to be organized to provide volunteers, and, local clubs have agreed to sponsor rides on certain weekends. Please contact Moberly Parks and Recreation for additional information or contact J. W. Ballinger, III, chairperson of the project. Pictures and more information will be submitted as the ride is placed into operation and as improvements are made.
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Updated 08/16/2006
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MOKANE KATY DEPOT
MOKANE, MISSOURI -USA
Location: MOKANE, MO
Description:
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The Mokane MO rail Depot on the KATY Line was reported to be torn down. It appears to be restored. I am not sure what it is currently used for. It is located in the KATY Trail State Park.
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MONROE CITY DEPOT
MONROE CITY, MISSOURI -USA
Location: MONROE CITY, MO
Description:
Web Site MONROE CITY DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
CG&Q depot in Monroe City still stands but could use some attention.
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MONTGOMERY DEPOT
MONTGOMERY, MISSOURI -USA
Location: MONTGOMERY, MO
Description:
Web Site MONTGOMERY DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
Former Wabash depot is a neat old building, hope it lasts.
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ATSF 999505 CABOOSE
MOUND CITY, MISSOURI -USA
Location: MOUND CITY, MO
Description:
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ATSF 999505 Steel Rivited Caboose on display in parking area of antiques dealer. Can be seen from I-29
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MOUND CITY DEPOT
MOUND CITY, MISSOURI -USA
Location: MOUND CITY, MO
Description:
- RAILROAD DEPOT
- RAILROAD RELATED MUSEUM
Web Site MOUND CITY DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
CB&Q depot in Mound City is now the Mound City Museum.
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MOUNTAIN GROVE DEPOT
MOUNTAIN GROVE, MISSOURI -USA
Location: MOUNTAIN GROVE, MO
Description:
Web Site MOUNTAIN GROVE DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
Frisco depot in Mountain Grove still stands.
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MYRICK DEPOT
MYRICK, MISSOURI -USA
Location: MYRICK, MO
Description:
Web Site MYRICK DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
Missouri Pacific depot in Myrick has seen better days but still stands.
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NAYLOR DEPOT (PRIVATE)
NAYLOR, MISSOURI -
Location: NAYLOR, MO
Description:
Web Site NAYLOR DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
Former St. Louis & Iron Mountian depot is now a private residence.
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Updated 04/02/2005
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NEW BLOOMFIELD RAILROAD DEPOT
NEW BLOOMFIELD, MISSOURI -USA
Location: NEW BLOOMFIELD, MO
Description:
Web Site NEW BLOOMFIELD RAILROAD DEPOT HOMEPAGE
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Comments/Directions:
The New Bloomfield Railroad Depot in New Bloomfield MO was relocated to this location and converted into a home. At some time fairly recently must have been torn down and this replica built
"In the 1884 History of Callaway County, New Bloom-field was listed as a station on the Missouri Division of the Chicago and Alton Railroad, twelve miles southwest of Fulton. It was laid out in 1836 by Enoch Murry...population 100." In 1983, New Bloomfield is now approximately ten miles southwest of Fulton with the new State Highway 54 cutting down on the distance, and ten miles north of Jefferson City. Population is now 519.
In the 100 years between, New Bloomfield has merged with the town of Ellerslie, the railroad was abandoned and the track removed in the early 1930's. The depot was moved to the east end of town and is still in use as a duplex, owned by T. N. Dozier and wife. A city park, with shelter house, tennis court, basketball court, and picnic area, now occupy the railroad right-of-way. The New Bloomfield Rural Fire Association, Inc. was formed on November 23, 1976, witK. David W. West as president, and the fire house is also on the park property." http://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/WMZRF6_New_Bloomfield_Railroad_Depot_New_Bloomfield_MO
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NEW LONDON DEPOT
NEW LONDON, MISSOURI -
Location: NEW LONDON, MO
Description:
Web Site NEW LONDON DEPOT INFO
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Comments/Directions:
The St. Louis & Hannibal Line Depot in New London is showing it's age.
"St. Louis and Hannibal Railroad was originally incorporated as the St. Louis & Keokuk RR on February 16, 1857. The Civil war and various depressions and recessions prevented its actual construction until 1871. Beginning in its early construction, it was largely financed and (later) owned by John Insley Blair, Blairstown, New Jersey (1802–1899), and Moses Taylor, New York banker (1806–1882). Taylor died in 1882 and his protégé Percy Pyne remained on various boards.
The railroad was eventually known as "The Short Line".
On February 7, 1884, the St. Louis, Hannibal & Keokuk went into receivership and was sold to Blair on December 8, 1885, for $370,000. At that point it became the St. Louis & Hannibal Railway Co. The Perry Branch was surveyed and graded in the 1870s but was not built until 1891-92. The first train reached Perry July 1892. This was a dual expansion in that track was extended from Oakwood into Hannibal and a brick depot was built at 501 S. Main Street in 1892. This would be the final configuration; Mainline - Hannibal to Gilmore, Missouri, and Branchline - Ralls Jct. (New London, Missouri) to Perry.
In 1893 the St. Louis, Hannibal and Kansas City (Perry Branchline original name) merged into the StL&HRy.
John Blair died in 1899, at age 97, with an estimated estate of $70–90 million. His son, Dewitt Clinton Blair then assumed control. He died June 3, 1915. In 1917 the St. Louis & Hannibal went into receivership again and was sold to Robert LeRoy on behalf of Blair's grandson, C. Ledyard Blair for $30,000. It then was reorganized into the St. Louis & Hannibal Railroad.
Around November 1919, the "Short Line" was sold to John Ringling (of Ringling Bros. & Barnum & Bailey Circus fame) for approximately $325,000. Between 1919 and 1930 he invested a further similar amount in rebuilding efforts. The depression was not kind to the St. Louis & Hannibal and Ringling. So, in 1932 the lower end of the mainline (below Bowling Green to Gilmore) was abandoned to save the rest of the system. John Ringling died December 2, 1936. His nephew John Ringling North assumed ownership of the railroad and circus interests.
Only 5 miles of the southern mainline was saved and it became the St. Louis & Troy Railroad running from Troy to Moscow Mills, Missouri, and operated until October 1, 1960. It served local industries and was connected to the Burlington line by a siding at Moscow Mills. The St. Louis & Troy line was owned largely by local businessmen in cooperation with the Ringling family until 1944 when 25 businessmen solidified their ownership by purchasing it outright.
Beginning in 1933, the StL&HRR began operating four Mack AD model railbuses to bolster passenger service. It also ran dedicated freight trains as well. It helped for a time but eventually the owners and management abandoned the Perry Branch in 1943. The mainline was abandoned as well in 1944. The company was finally dissolved March 12, 1945.
The St. Louis & Troy remained in operation but was finally abandoned February 1, 1961. This was the last remainder of the line which began life in 1857 and construction began in 1871.
The railroad was largely not very profitable during its entire life as it served a remote area with small revenues. The building of hard surface roads (US Hwy 61), the ever-expanding Foster Bus Line routes, growing trucking industry and finally the personal automobile spelled its demise.
Locally, the Short Line is still fondly remembered for its personal service and the kindness shown by owners, management and crews" Wikipedia
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NOEL DEPOT
NOEL, MISSOURI -USA
Location: NOEL, MO
Description:
Web Site NOEL DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
Former KCS depot is now used as city hall.
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O'FALLON WABASH DEPOT
O'FALLON, MISSOURI -
Location: O'FALLON, MO
Description:
Web Site O'FALLON INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
Wabash depot in O'Fallon is now used for the offices for Parks & Recreation.
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Updated 11/19/2005
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OLEAN DEPOT
OLEAN, MISSOURI -
Location: OLEAN, MO
Description:
Web Site RAIL & PIONEER MUSEUM INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
The Missouri Pacific depot in Olean has been restored.
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Updated 11/19/2005
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PACIFIC MISSOURI TRAIN DEPOT
PACIFIC , MISSOURI -USA
Location: PACIFIC MISSOURI
Description:
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Originally named Franklin, the town was renamed to Pacific when the first train ran from St. Louis in 1853.
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Added 06/25/2020
Updated 07/05/2020
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PARKVILLE DEPOT MUSEUM
PARKVILLE, MISSOURI -USA
Location: PARKVILLE, MO
Description:
- RAILROAD MUSEUM
- RAILROAD MEMORABILIA ON DISPLAY
- RAILROAD DEPOT
Related Webs: INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
It has been many years since the Parkville CB&Q train depot last served as a station for traveling railway passengers, but the structure will soon come alive again with a visual homage to the railroad's past. From 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 29, the initial phase of the long-awaited railroad museum will be unveiled to the public. Inside, attendees will view a detailed timeline, historic photos and numerous relics from an era when the city bustled with passenger railway traffic.
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FRISCO CABOOSE
PIERCE CITY, MISSOURI -USA
Location: South end of Main St.
Description:
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Comments/Directions:
Frisco caboose on display.
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Updated 07/03/2004
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MKT KATY TRAIL - SMITH CREEK BRIDGE
PINCKNEY, MISSOURI -USA
Location: WARREN COUNTY, MO
Description:
- RAILROAD BRIDGE
- RAILS TO TRAILS
Web Site MKT KATY TRAIL - SMITH CREEK BRIDGE HOMEPAGE
Related Webs: WAYMARKING
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Comments/Directions:
KATY Trail - Smith Creek Bridge. This Bridge was once a railroad bridge on the KATY line but has been re purposed as a rails to trails pedestrian / bike bridge. N 38° 39.564 W 091° 14.431
Facts
Overview
Through truss bridge over Smith Creek on the Katy Trail
Location
Warren County, Missouri
Status
Open to pedestrians and bicyclists only
Future prospects
Preserved as part of Katy Trail State Park
History
Built 1910
Builder
- King Bridge Co. of Cleveland, Ohio
Railroads
- Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad (MKT; Katy)
- Rail-to-trail
Design
6-panel Pratt through truss
Dimensions
Length of largest span: 130.0 ft.
Total length: 195.0 ft.
Approximate latitude, longitude
+38.66022, -91.24156 (decimal degrees)
38°39'37" N, 91°14'30" W (degrees°minutes'seconds")
Approximate UTM coordinates
15/652997/4280538 (zone/easting/northing)
Quadrangle map:
Treloar
Inventory number
BH 22772 (Bridgehunter.com ID)
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Updated 07/23/2020
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PLEASANT HILL DEPOT
PLEASANT HILL, MISSOURI -USA
Location: PLEASANT HILL, MO
Description:
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Comments/Directions:
Missouri Pacific, Pleasant Hill Depot
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POPLAR BLUFF RAILROAD MUSEUM
303 MORAN ST.
POPLAR BLUFF, MISSOURI 63901 -
Location: 303 MORAN ST.
Description:
- RAILROAD MUSEUM
- MODEL RAILROAD
- RAILROAD DEPOT
Web Site POPLAR BLUFF RAILROAD MUSEUM HOMEPAGE
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Comments/Directions:
The St. Louis-San Francisco Depot is located at 303 Moran Street in downtown Poplar Bluff, Missouri. The building was constructed in 1928 and is sited adjacent to the St. Louis-San Francisco Railroad right-of-way.. The St. Louis-San Francisco Railroad line has been abandoned in Poplar Bluff and the tracks have been removed. The National Register Listed building is presently occupied as a railroad museum. The St. Louis-San Francisco Depot is a one-story Spanish Mission style building.
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Updated 03/04/2008
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POPLAR BLUFF, MO MOPAC DEPOT
400 S MAIN
POPLAR BLUFF, MISSOURI 63901 -USA
Location: POPLAR BLUFF, MO
Description:
- RAIL PASSENGER SERVICE
- RAILROAD RELATED SITE
- RAILROAD DEPOT
Web Site POPLAR BLUFF, MO MOPAC DEPOT HOMEPAGE
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Comments/Directions:
This is currently being used by the Amtrak Texas Eagle as a passenger stop. Portions of the same building are seriously deteriorated due to zero maintenance for many years, while a small part is used daily as a waiting room for arriving/departing passengers. It's sad to see it so poorly maintained.
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POTOSI DEPOT
POTOSI, MISSOURI -
Location: POTOSI, MO
Description:
Web Site POTOSI DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
The Missouri Pacific depot in Potosi is used as a storage shed by the town.
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Updated 05/01/2005
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PUXICO DEPOT
PUXICO, MISSOURI -USA
Location: PUXICO, MO
Description:
- RAILROAD DEPOT
- RAILCAR(S) ON DISPLAY
Web Site PUXICO DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
The Frisco depot in Puxico has been restored for use as a visitor's center.
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ROBERTSON DEPOT
ROBERTSTON, MISSOURI -USA
Location: ROBERTSTON, MO
Description:
Web Site ROBERTSON DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
Former Wabash depot is still standing in Robertson.
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ROCHEPORT DEPOT
700 FIRST STREET
ROCHEPORT, MISSOURI -USA
Location: ROCHEPORT, MO
Description:
- RAILROAD DEPOT
- RAILS TO TRAILS
- RAILROAD MEMORABILIA ON DISPLAY
- RAILROAD TUNNEL
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Comments/Directions:
This is one of the most popular and scenic stops along the Katy Trail in Missouri with a nearby tunnel. There are over 230 miles of rails converted to bike trails that are used by thousands every year.
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Updated 01/13/2008
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MISSOURI PACIFIC 13600 - RUSSELLVILLE MO
JOHNSTON STREET
RUSSELLVILLE , MISSOURI -USA
Location: RUSSELLVILLE , MO
Description:
Web Site MISSOURI PACIFIC 13600 - RUSSELLVILLE MO HOMEPAGE
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Series 13515-13664 - Extended Vision Caboose
Plate -
Former Series none
Built 1971, 1972, 1973
Car Manufacturer International Car Co., Kenton, Ohio
Outside Lg. (roof) 36' 7-1/4"
Outside Wd. (Cupl) 10' 7-7/8"
Outside Ht. to Cupola 13' 5-5/8"
Body Lg. 30' 7-1/4"
Body Wd. 9' 3-3/8"
Outside Ht. to Roof 10' 11-5/16"
Lt. Wt. 52300 lbs.
Truck: Barber Swing Motion
Hand Brake: Klasing No. 1500
Heating Vapor "Caban"
Radio: Motorola Micor
Axle Drive: Dayton Drive System
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KATY DEPOT, SEDALIA, MO
600 EAST THIRD STREET
SEDALIA, MISSOURI 65301 -USA
Location: SEDALIA, MO
Phone: 660-826-2222
Description:
- RAILROAD DEPOT
- RAILROAD DISPLAY
- RAILROAD MEMORABILIA ON DISPLAY
- RAILROAD MUSEUM
- RAILROAD ORIENTED TOURS
- RAILS TO TRAILS
Web Site
Email Address
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Comments/Directions:
The Sedalia Katy Depot, one of the largest depots between Kansas City and St. Louis, was built in 1896 by the Missouri Kansas Texas Railway (Katy). Today the building is owned by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The exterior of the Depot was restored in 1998 to its original beauty and the interior renovation was completed in 2001. Today, the Depot houses the offices of the Sedalia Area Chamber of Commerce, Convention & Visitors Bureau, and the Depot Store. See it for yourself - plan to visit us soon! Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. April through December. Parking is free. Admission to museum is $1 per person.
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Updated 04/07/2010
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MISSOURI PACIFIC DEPOT
SEDALIA, MISSOURI -USA
Location: SEDALIA, MO
Description:
- RAIL PASSENGER SERVICE
- RAILROAD DEPOT
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Comments/Directions:
Undergoing renovations to become the Amtrak depot.
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SIKESTON DEPOT
147 W. FRONT ST.
SIKESTON, MISSOURI -USA
Location: SIKESTON, MO
Description:
- RAILROAD DEPOT
- RAILCAR(S) ON DISPLAY
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Comments/Directions:
The Frisco depot in Sikeston still stands next to active tracks. It was originally part of the St. Louis & Iron Mountain Railroad.
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SLATER DEPOT
FRONT ST
SLATER, MISSOURI 65202 -USA
Location: SLATER, MO
Description:
Email Address
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Comments/Directions:
The Slater Depot was built by the Chicago and Alton Line in the late 1800's or early 1900's. Now the Kansas City Southern Line has an office in it. In the early days there was a turntable with 20 locomotive bays.
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SOUTH GIFFORD
18821 MO 156
SOUTH GIFFORD, MISSOURI -USA
Location: SOUTH GIFFORD, MO
Description:
Web Site SOUTH GIFFORD HOMEPAGE
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Comments/Directions:
South Gifford was originally on the Iowa & St. Louis Railway and later the CB&Q. It is probably beyond repair and will join the gone but not forgotten in a few years.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iowa_and_St._Louis_Railway
wikipedia
"The South Gifford depot still stands but is in very poor condition. Despite decades of overgrowth, aerial images still reveal some segments of the former I&SL track bed. Operations Freight. Freight on the line was always dominated by coal, for which the line was built."
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JEFFERSON STREET FOOTBRIDGE
377 EAST COMMERCIAL STREET
SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI 65803 -USA
Location: SPRINGFIELD, MO
Description:
- HISTORICAL LANDMARK
- RAILROAD BRIDGE
- RAILROAD RELATED SITE
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Comments/Directions:
Jefferson Street Footbridge, is a pedestrian bridge, built in 1902 to accomidate pedestrians trying to cross the busy Frisco Railroad's 13-track north yard to get to business district of Commercial Street, in downtown Springfield Missouri. The bridge is 562-feet long and at the time of it's construction, was one of the longest in the United States.
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RAILROAD HISTORICAL MUSEUM
1300 NORTH GRANT ST
SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI 65803 -
Location: GRANT BEACH PARK
Phone: 417-882-9106
Description:
- RAILROAD MUSEUM
- RAILROAD DEPOT
- RAILCAR(S) ON DISPLAY
Web Site FRISCO RAILROAD MUSEUM HOMEPAGE
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Comments/Directions:
Static displays include 2 cabooses, 1 50' box car and the 1551, Oklahoma City Dining Car. In the process of building unique display facility inside 12 50' box cars, 2 rows of 6 cars, linked through center doors and ends, will house media center, gift shop, research center, model railroad and unique displays to tell the Frisco story. This is the only Museum dedicated to the Frisco and the museum has 250,000 plus documents relating to this railroad.
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Updated 01/30/2012
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RAILROAD HISTORICAL MUSEUM
GRANT BEACH PARK
SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI 65804 -USA
Location: Springfield, MO
Phone: 417-881-3327
Description:
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Frisco steam engine and express car on walk through display.
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SPRINGFIELD MISSOURI PACIFIC DEPOT
301 N. MAIN ST.
SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI -USA
Location: SPRINGFIELD, MO
Description:
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Comments/Directions:
The Missouri Pacific depot in Springfield is now The Depot Furniture Gallery. There is also a sign for Green Barn Woodworking, indicating that several businesses may be using the building.
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THE OZARK GARDEN RAILWAY SOCIETY
SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI 64801 -
Location: 4 CORNERS - MO AR KS OK
Phone: 417-862-1009
2nd Phone: 417-759-7654
Description:
Web Site THE OZARK GARDEN RAILWAY SOCIETY HOMEPAGE
Email Address
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Comments/Directions:
Garden Railroading in the MO AR KS & OK region is a rapidly growing family hobby. We welcome visitors and inquiries; have an Annual Public Tour the 4th Fri & Sat in Sept and have a club modular unit we take to various shows and venues in the area. For info, please email us! Our website will be up very soon.
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Updated 04/03/2006
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ST CHARLES, MISSOURI - MKT DEPOT
ST CHARLES, MISSOURI -USA
Location: ST CHARLES, MO
Description:
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Comments/Directions:
Beautifully restored MKT depot, St. Charles Mo, circa 2008
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ACF INDUSTRIES
101 CLARK STREET
ST. CHARLES, MISSOURI -USA
Location: ST. CHARLES, MO
Description:
- RAILROAD SHOPS/FACILITIES
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Comments/Directions:
"ACF Industries traces its history to 1873, the year the St. Charles Car Manufacturing Company was founded. This was one of the thirteen railroad carbuilding companies that merged in 1899 to form the American Car and Foundry Company. The country's first railroad tank car, a "tub car" was built by one of these companies in 1889.
Five years after the 1899 merger, the first all-steel passenger car ever ordered from a car builder left our former Berwick, PA shop. It was the first of a shipment of 300 similar cars built for New York City's pioneer subway, the Interborough Rapid Transit Company. By 1906, AC&F had steel shops at St. Louis, Detroit, Berwick, Huntington, and Madison, IL.
American Car and Foundry Company's reputation rapidly spread abroad and in 1905 more than 100 motor and trailer subway cars were shipped to England for use in London's underground system.
In 1917, a tank car leasing operation began which, in 1923, became Shippers Car Line, and later was acquired by AC&F in 1927. During World War I, AC&F produced artillery gun mounts and ammunition, field kitchens, pack saddles, submarine chasers, cloth shrinking machines and rollers, and even wooden tent pegs, as well as railway cars, for the Allies. AC&F's Wilmington plant also produced boats for the navy, and after the war switched production to yachts.
In 1922, AC&F expanded into the automotive field by acquiring Carter Carburetor Corporation of St. Louis. This was our first step in product diversification - planned and executed long before the diversification concept became the by-word of American industry. In 1925, AC&F acquired Fageol Motors Co, a bus builder, and the Hall-Scott Motor Car Company, which produced bus engines. In 1926, AC&F acquired the J. G. Brill Co, a streetcar builder. During World War II, several AC&F plants produced army tanks, aircraft subassemblies, artillery shells, armor plate, and hospital cars, as well as ordinary railroad cars.
By 1954, the corporation's interests had become so diversified that the name was changed from American Car and Foundry to ACF Industries Inc. ACF produced its last passenger car in 1959. ACF Industries LLC became a successor to ACF Industries Inc. in May, 2003." source ACF webs site.
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AMERICAN FREEDOM TRAIN CAR #200
101 CLARK STREET
ST. CHARLES, MISSOURI -USA
Location: ST. CHARLES, MO
Description:
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Comments/Directions:
This rail car was originally built by ACF at this location and was used by President George H Bush in 1985. As a side note the building behind the train was also used to make M3 tanks during WW II.
"American Freedom Train Car #200 - Splendid Spirit
The original American Freedom Train car!
This 1926-vintage 6-axle heavyweight observation car belonged to Ross Rowland's High Iron Company (formerly Penn Central/New York Central business car #7) and usually went by the name "Brothers Two" (#200). In 1973, to promote the idea of an "American Freedom Train", this car was painted white with a blue roof and a wide red stripe across the window area -- and was the first car ever lettered "American Freedom Train" -- just under the roof line -- and "Splendid Spirit" just below the windows. It retained its number -- 200 -- and appeared on two High Iron Co. excursions in 1973.
On a two-day Memorial Day weekend excursion from Hoboken to Binghamton behind Delaware & Hudson steam locomotive #302 (actually former Reading T-1 #2102 dressed as 302) it was simply lettered "Freedom Train".
By its July 22, 1973 excursion behind NKP 759 from Hoboken to Scranton, it had matured into "American Freedom Train".
Thanks go to Mr. Walter Curll and Mr. Keith Muldowney for helping piece this all together.
Note the unique AFT tail herald -- an image of the Liberty Bell with the words 'American Freedom Train' and a small image of a train passing behind the bell.
The large roof aerial antenna of the 70s has today been supplanted by a satellite dish (see below)!
In 1975 the Splendid Spirit did, in fact, see service on the AFT in this paint scheme, but only for a few days in Ohio. It went on to serve as the observation car for the Chessie Steam Specials.
By the time it served with C&O steam locomotive #614 (614T) on American Coal Enterprises steam locomotive tests in the mid 1980s it had been renamed "Independence". ACE was Ross Rowland's venture promoting the ACE3000, a "modern coal-burning steam locomotive designed to compete with diesels".
On December 7, 1985 the Independence carried then Vice President George HW Bush to the Army-Navy Football Game as a guest of ACE.
Image: Notepad "Aboard the Independence" and Napkins from the Independence, circa 1980.
John Finnin collection.
The Splendid Spirit is now back with its maker -- American Railcar Industries (successor to ACF) -- at ARI's St. Charles, MO plant still painted Tuscan red and bearing the name "Independence". Thanks go to Keith Muldowney and John Lewis for much of this information."
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ST. CHARLES DEPOT MUSEUM
ST. CHARLES, MISSOURI -
Location: ST. CHARLES, MO
Description:
- RAILROAD DEPOT
- RAILROAD RELATED MUSEUM
Web Site ST. CHARLES DEPOT MUSEUM INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
Former MKT depot hosts local history museum.
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Updated 06/15/2005
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UNITED RAILWAYS OF ST. LOUIS STATION
401 N. 2ND ST.
ST. CHARLES, MISSOURI -USA
Location: ST. CHARLES, MO
Description:
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Streetcar service between St. Charles and St. Louis became a reality May 10, 1904, when a bridge spanning the Missouri River was completed. The service was terminated at the west end of the bridge at Second and Adams until this station was built in 1913. This station served as both a passenger and freight station with passengers in the front and freight in the rear. The last streetcar left St. Charles on January 18, 1932. The building was later used as Greyhound Bus depot. Now is used by a bail bond office.
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ST. GENEVIEVE FREIGHT DEPOT
ST. GENEVIEVE , MISSOURI -USA
Location: ST. GENEVIEVE , MO
Description:
Web Site ST. GENEVIEVE FREIGHT DEPOT HOMEPAGE
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Comments/Directions:
The 1910 Ste. Genevieve Freight Depot was on the St. Louis and San Francisco Rail lines. this building is listed in the National register of Historic places. GPS cordinates N 37° 58.827 W 090° 02.443
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ST. GENEVIEVE FREIGHT DEPOT - ST GENEVIEVE MO
ST. GENEVIEVE, MISSOURI -USA
Location: ST. GENEVIEVE, MO
Description:
Web Site ST. GENEVIEVE FREIGHT DEPOT - ST GENEVIEVE MO HOMEPAGE
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Comments/Directions:
Located near the corner of S. Front Street and Merchant Street. The 1910 Ste. Genevieve Freight Depot was on the St. Louis and San Francisco Rail lines. this building is listed in the National register of Historic places. N 37° 58.827 W 090° 02.443
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ST. JAMES DEPOT
ST. JAMES, MISSOURI -USA
Location: ST. JAMES, MO
Description:
Web Site ST. JAMES DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
Former Frisco depot is still standing and in use as a thrift store.
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PATEE HOUSE MUSEUM
1202 PENN ST.
ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI 64503 -
Location: 12TH & PENN ST.
Phone: 816-232-8206
Description:
- RAILROAD RELATED MUSEUM
- LOCOMOTIVE(S) ON DISPLAY
- RAILCAR(S) ON DISPLAY
- RAILROAD DEPOT
- TROLLEY(S) ON DISPLAY
- TOY TRAIN COLLECTION/DISPLAY
- RAILROAD MEMORABILIA ON DISPLAY
- RAILROAD DISPLAY
- MODEL RAILROAD
- HORSE DRAWN STREET CAR ON DISPLAY
- HISTORICAL LANDMARK
Web Site PATEE HOUSE MUSEUM HOMEPAGE
Email Address
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Comments/Directions:
1860 Hannibal & St. Joseph locomotive and railway mail car on display in former pony express headquarters next to 1877 depot.
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Updated 04/16/2009
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF RAILROADERS
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI 63116 -
Location: ST. LOUIS, MO
Phone: 314-752-3148
Description:
- DIESEL EXCURSIONS STANDARD GAUGE
- STEAM EXCURSIONS STANDARD GAUGE
Web Site AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF RAILROADERS HOMEPAGE
Email Address
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Comments/Directions:
Over 50 excursions/year to various destinations. Check website for details.
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Updated 04/01/2005
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AMERICAN RAILWAY CABOOSE HISTORICAL EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY (ARCHES)
P.O. BOX 2772
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI 63116 -
Location: TEMPORARY LOCATION AT ST. LOUIS & CHAIN OF ROCKS RAILROAD SITE, NORTH SAINT LOUIS
Phone: 314-752-3148
Description:
Web Site AMERICAN RAILWAY CABOOSE HISTORICAL EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY (ARCHES) HOMEPAGE
Email Address
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Comments/Directions:
This is a newly organized group with over 200 members and growing.
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Updated 12/19/2009
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LINDELL RAILWAY COMPANY PAVILION ST. LOUIS MO
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI -USA
Location: ST. LOUIS, MO
Description:
Web Site LINDELL RAILWAY COMPANY PAVILION ST. LOUIS MO HOMEPAGE
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Comments/Directions:
"Lindell Railway Company built the Lindell Pavilion as a shelter for visitors who took the streetcar to Forest Park for a day's relxation away from the city. The building was remodelled in 1914 as a golf and rennis locker room and pro shop. After a 1925 fire, the pavilion was rebuilt with only part of the original tower remaining. In 2003, the pavilion underwent extensive renovations and reopened as the Dennis & Judith Jones Visitor and Education center." Plaque in front of the building.
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ST. LOUIS MUSEUM OF TRANSPORTATION
BARRETT STATION RD
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI 63122 -
Location: ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI
Phone: 314-965-7998
2nd Phone: 314-965-8007
Description:
- RAILROAD RELATED MUSEUM
- LOCOMOTIVE(S) ON DISPLAY
- RAILCAR(S) ON DISPLAY
- TROLLEY EXCURSIONS STANDARD GAUGE
Web Site ST. LOUIS MUSEUM OF TRANSPORTATION HOMEPAGE
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Comments/Directions:
Visit the oldest and one of the best transportation museums on our new web site, with the biggest collection of steam locomotives in North America (33). Exhibits include multiple steam & diesel locomotives, lots of rolling stock, and much passenger equipment from many railroads. The museum was the "Home Base" for Frisco 1522 when she was running and she's on display now in her "second retirement". They also have a fair sized collection of traction equipment, some of which runs on a short loop on the grounds. They also have a large automotive display, one airplane, and a Mississippi river tug boat.
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Updated 10/05/2006
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ST. LOUIS UNION STATION
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI -
Location: ST. LOUIS, MO
Description:
- RAILROAD DEPOT
- HISTORICAL LANDMARK
- RAILCAR(S) ON DISPLAY
Related Webs: INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
Restored 1893 Union Station. The Head House has been restored and houses a hotel and restaurant. Part of the train shed has been converted into retail shops and the rest is used for parking. From the south end of the parking lot you can see some of the UP yards and the "Amshack". There ar still 2 or 3 tracks on the west side of the remaining train shed which house displays that change periodically. These tracks have played host to travelling stock such as Rail Cruise America rolling stock and at least one UP special train.
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Updated 10/05/2006
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ARBORWAY, T. T. & NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD (PRIVATE)
STEELVILLE, MISSOURI -USA
Location: STEELVILLE, MO
Description:
- MINIATURE STEAM 15 IN.
- MINIATURE DIESEL 15 IN.
Web Site ARBORWAY T. T. & NORTHWESTERN
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Comments/Directions:
Private 15" gauge railroad near Steelville, Missouri.
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Updated 01/25/2007
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THAYER VISITOR CENTER
200 WALNUT ST/ HYW 63
THAYER, MISSOURI 65791 -USA
Location: THAYER, MO
Description:
- RAILCAR(S) ON DISPLAY
- RAILROAD MUSEUM
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Comments/Directions:
BN caboose with some railroad equipment on display. Visitor center uses the caboose.
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TRELOAR MKT
TRELOAR, MISSOURI -USA
Location: TRELOAR, MO
Description:
- RAILS TO TRAILS
- RAILROAD RELATED SITE
Web Site TRELOAR MKT HOMEPAGE
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Comments/Directions:
Treloar was a stop on the KATY line. Now it is a trail head on the KATY Trail. The old grain elavator still stands along with the the old bank and Mrcantile.
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GRUNDY COUNTY MUSEUM
TRENTON, MISSOURI -USA
Location: Trenton, Missouri
Description:
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Comments/Directions:
RI caboose #17806 is on display.
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DELMAR DEPOT
UNIVERSITY CITY, MISSOURI -USA
Location: DELMAR, MO
Description:
Web Site DELMAR DEPOT INFO FROM MISSOURI DEPOTS
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Comments/Directions:
Former Wabash depot was a grand structure but is quiet now.
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Updated 03/28/2010
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MKT KATY TRAIL CHARRETTE CREEK
WARREN COUNTY, MISSOURI -USA
Location: WARREN COUNTY, MO
Description:
- RAILROAD BRIDGE
- RAILS TO TRAILS
Web Site MKT KATY TRAIL CHARRETTE CREEK HOMEPAGE
Related Webs: WAYMARKING
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Comments/Directions:
KATY Trail Charrette Creek Bridge was once a railroad bridge on the KATY line but has been re purposed as a rails to trails pedestrian / bike bridge. GPS N 38° 37.987 W 091° 06.091
Facts
Overview
Warren Through truss bridge over Charrette Creek on the Katy Trail
Location
Warren County, Missouri
Status
Open to pedestrians and bicyclists only
Future prospects
Preserved as part of Katy Trail State Park
History
Built 1926
Builder
- American Bridge Co. of New York
Railroads
- Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad (MKT; Katy)
- Rail-to-trail
Design
Warren through truss
Dimensions
Span length: 150.0 ft.
Total length: 150.0 ft.
Approximate latitude, longitude
+38.63349, -91.10148 (decimal degrees)
38°38'01" N, 91°06'05" W (degrees°minutes'seconds")
Approximate UTM coordinates
15/665247/4277815 (zone/easting/northing)
Quadrangle map:
Marthasville
Inventory number
BH 22760 (Bridgehunter.com ID)
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MKT KATY TRAIL LOST CREEK BRIDGE
WARREN COUNTY, MISSOURI -USA
Location: WARREN COUNTY, MO
Description:
- RAILROAD BRIDGE
- RAILS TO TRAILS
Web Site MKT KATY TRAIL LOST CREEK BRIDGE HOMEPAGE
Related Webs:
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Comments/Directions:
KATY Trail LOST Creek Bridge was built in 1897 and used by the KATY line. Just before you get to the bridge from the east is a great view of the Missouri river. GPS N 38° 42.698 W 091° 19.009
Facts
Overview
Pratt through truss bridge over Lost Creek on Katy Trail
Location
Warren County, Missouri
Status
Open to pedestrians only
Railroads
- Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad (MKT; Katy)
- Rail-to-trail
Design
Pratt through truss
Dimensions
Span length: 150.0 ft.
Total length: 150.0 ft.
Approximate latitude, longitude
+38.71158, -91.31676 (decimal degrees)
38°42'42" N, 91°19'00" W (degrees°minutes'seconds")
Approximate UTM coordinates
15/646349/4286115 (zone/easting/northing)
Quadrangle map:
Berger
Inventory number
BH 72010 (Bridgehunter.com ID)
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WARRENSBURG DEPOT
100 SOUTH HOLDEN ST.
WARRENSBURG, MISSOURI 64093 -USA
Location: WARRENSBURG, MO
Description:
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Comments/Directions:
Warrensburg Mo, still used by Amtrak, Circa 2008
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WASHINGTON DEPOT
301 WEST FRONT STREET
WASHINGTON, MISSOURI -USA
Location: WASHINGTON, MO
Description:
- RAILROAD DEPOT
- RAILCAR(S) ON DISPLAY
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Comments/Directions:
The current depot in Washington is nicely kept and used for Amtrak service. The tracks are still an active UP line (formerly MP).
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Updated 01/03/2007
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WASHINGTON DEPOT 1865
325 WEST FRONT STREET
WASHINGTON, MISSOURI -USA
Location: WASHINGTON, MO
Description:
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Comments/Directions:
The Washington depot built in 1907 remains restored and used as an Amish food store. It has been moved just a bit from its original spot and is near the current depot and the active tracks.
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Updated 01/03/2007
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WEBB CITY FRISCO DEPOT
203 E DAUGHERTY ST
WEBB CITY, MISSOURI -USA
Location: WEBB CITY, AL
Phone: 417-673-4631
Description:
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Comments/Directions:
The Frisco depot in Webb City is currently used by Cardinal Scales. The building is in pretty nice shape with offices and machinery equipment housed inside. I believe tracks were removed around 1978 but am not sure.
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Updated 07/07/2007
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WEBB CITY TROLLEY
555 SOUTH MAIN
WEBB CITY, MISSOURI -USA
Location: WEBB CITY, MO
Phone: 417-673-1154
Description:
- TROLLEY EXCURSIONS STANDARD GAUGE
- RAILROAD DEPOT
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Comments/Directions:
A restored Southwest Missouri Electric Railway car runs about 2 miles around an open pit lead mine. At one time the area boasted over 700 zinc and lead mines and the railway was the main means of transportation. The car runs first weekend in Sept for Webb City Miner Days. The depot is now used by the Webb City Chamber of Commerce. The phone number above is for the Chamber.
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Updated 07/09/2005
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WEBB CITY TROLLEY POWERHOUSE
WEBB CITY, MISSOURI -USA
Location: Broadway and Madison
Description:
- RAILROAD SHOPS/FACILITIES
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Comments/Directions:
A powerhouse was located at Broadway and Madison to serve the Southwest Missouri Electric Railway Co. It has since been converted into a skating rink.
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BIG BEND RAILROAD CLUB
8833 BIG BEND BLVD.
WEBSTER GROVES, MISSOURI 63119-3731 -
Location: WEBSTER GROVES, MO
Phone: 314-968-6847
2nd Phone: 314-440-3707
Description:
- MODEL RAILROAD
- RAILROAD DEPOT
- RAILROAD RELATED SITE
- TRAIN SPOTTING LOCATION
- RAILROAD DISPLAY
Web Site BIG BEND RAILROAD CLUB HOMEPAGE
Related Webs: CLUB PAGE ON GROUPS-IO
Related Webs: FACEBOOK
Email Address
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Comments/Directions:
Located inside a former Frisco depot built in 1910 that is owned by the club since 1994, and next to the BNSF mainline. The club is a 501(c)(3) charity and has operated their O-Scale trains for the public continuously since 1938 on first Tuesday evening of every month from 7:00 PM until 8:30 PM, and with extra Tuesday nights and Saturday afternoons in December. No admission charge but donations are accepted to help maintain the depot.
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Updated 11/13/2022
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FORMER CB&Q WELLSVILLE MO
W. HUDSON AND CLAY ST.
WELLSVILLE, MISSOURI -USA
Location: WELLSVILLE, MO
Description:
- RAILROAD DEPOT
- RAILCAR(S) ON DISPLAY
Web Site FOMER CB&Q WELLSVILLE MO HOMEPAGE
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Comments/Directions:
Wellsville Mo Train Depot - the building seems to be in good shape. I found a web page that suggested it was used for a museum but there weren't any signs indicating this on the property. There is also the MO PAC 13566 caboose.
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WESTON MISSOURI, CB&Q DEPOT
WESTON, MISSOURI -USA
Location: WESTON, MO
Description:
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Comments/Directions:
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Depot, still in use as "City Hall"
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WABASH, FRISCO, AND PACIFIC RAILWAY
199 GRAND AVE.
WILDWOOD, MISSOURI 63038 -
Location: FROM ST. LOUIS TAKE I-44 WEST, TO 109 NORTH, RIGHT ON OLD STATE, RIGHT ON WASHINGTON/GRAND.
Phone: 314-587-3538
Description:
Web Site WABASH, FRISCO, AND PACIFIC RAILWAY HOMEPAGE
Email Address
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Comments/Directions:
12" guage steam railroad on former MoPac grade.
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Updated 04/01/2005
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WINSTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY
P.O. BOX 177
WINSTON, MISSOURI -USA
Location: Winston, Missouri
Description:
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Comments/Directions:
Train Robbery occurred here on July 15, 1881. Rock Island Train Depost and Stone Railroad arch where getaway horses were hidden are here.
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WINSTON ROCK ISLAND DEPOT
WINSTON, MISSOURI -USA
Location: WINSTON, KS
Description:
- RAILROAD DEPOT
- RAILROAD MUSEUM
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Comments/Directions:
The former Rock Island depot is a quaint local museum with railroad memorabelia.
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Updated 10/01/2007
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