At Westerly, Amtrak customers use the platforms and shelters adjacent to the historic depot. Resembling the “great house” of a Mexican hacienda with its arcades and roofs of Spanish tile,…
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The Seaboard Air Line depot used by Amtrak was built in 1937 by the Wadesboro Construction Company as a combination depot, meaning that it included passenger and freight functions under…
Originally a Southern Railway station, the current Clemson facility was built in 1916. The station’s location was in the town of Calhoun, but that city officially became part of the…
The Amtrak station in Columbia is a steel structure, built in 1991, about three miles from the downtown area and close to the University of South Carolina campus. Amtrak moved…
This 1920s red brick passenger station formerly served the Atlantic Coast Line, Seaboard Air Line and Southern railways. Amtrak initiated service to the community on October 29, 1978, via the…
The brick depot in Dillon was constructed in 1905 by the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. The station is most recognizable for the town clock that sits at the entrance of…
The Amtrak station in Florence was constructed in 1996 by CSX as a replacement for the historic depot that sits right beside it. The old building, constructed in 1910 by…
The modern red brick Greenville depot was built in 1988 by Norfolk Southern Railway in their freight yard as a combined passenger and freight depot, replacing the elaborate early twentieth…
The Amtrak stop in Kingstree, a white stuccoed brick building, was constructed around 1909 by the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. Renovated for commercial use, over the years the depot has…
Amtrak moved into the North Charleston Intermodal Center in December 2018 following a year and a half of construction. The facility had been under discussion since the late 1990s to…
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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