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- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
The good old times...
ReplyDeleteI like to see old train stations survive!
ReplyDeleteIt seems you entered an old cow-boys and indians movie (here , we call those old movies "westerns" :) )
ReplyDeleteLooks like there's a lot of life left in this old depot TFG ✨
ReplyDeleteThis old depot is now a museum, so it is well maintained and in daily use.
DeleteA nice old building!
ReplyDeleteIt's well kept up.
ReplyDeleteA great reuse of the old depot.
ReplyDeleteLove these old depots! Are they using this as something?
ReplyDeleteYes, see my comment above.
DeleteIt's great to see that the depot is still being used.
ReplyDeleteThere are many deserted train depots here as the trains were decommissioned when the local mines and works were closed. I try to captured all of them that I can.
It's delightful to see you at 'My Corner of the World' this week!
My Corner of the World
Glad to know that it is well maintained and in daily use. Such an enchanting depot.
ReplyDeleteSanta Fe Express, the name says it with something, was there not even a television series about this railway company many years ago?
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