Located east of Winona State University’s main campus, the Winona depot was built in 1888 by the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad, later known as the “Milwaukee Road.” One…
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Located a few blocks north of the historic downtown, the Godbold Transportation Center—a project more than a decade in the making—opened to the public in August 2011. Prior to moving…
The Greenwood depot was built in 1917-18 by the Yazoo & Mississippi Valley Railroad, an Illinois Central Railroad subsidiary. On August 10, 1917, the Greenwood Enterprise reported, “The new station…
The 14,000-square foot brick Hattiesburg Southern Railway station was originally completed in 1910. One of the larger and more elaborate surviving passenger depots in Mississippi, the station has been in…
The Hazlehurst stop consists of a shelter on the platform adjacent to the historic 1925 depot, which was built by the Illinois Central Railroad to replace an earlier wooden structure….
The Jackson station and connecting freight house were built by the Illinois Central Railroad in 1927 after the railroad was elevated through downtown. In 1976, the station waiting room was…
The first depot was built in Victorian style in 1888. This would serve the Santa Fe Railroad, which reached the town in 1889. As with many other parts of California…
The Amtrak stop in Fresno is located one block south of the City Hall and a few blocks east of the Fresno County government center, which contains a number of…
The restored former Southern Pacific station in Fremont, served by both Capitol Corridor and Altamont Corridor Express (ACE) trains, provides a waiting room for travelers as well as a diner…
Located between Berkeley and Oakland, this full-service station opened in 1994 to replace Amtrak’s 16th Street station in Oakland, which was condemned after the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake. Emeryville was…
Amtrak established the Great American Stations Project in 2006 to educate communities on the benefits of redeveloping train stations, offer tools to community leaders to preserve their stations, and provide the appropriate Amtrak resources.
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