This railroad station in Clarke County was completed in 1913 and is no longer used. A sign indicates that it was repurposed as a library for a while. 
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I like what you've done with the images!
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ReplyDeleteNice shot though not an easy one to take over here
ReplyDeleteMany of the old train stations have been turned into other things.. I think it is great. There is one in Tunica, Mississippi that they turned into a welcome center.
ReplyDeleteNice pictures! I understand the railway mail museum is having an open house there 12-4p on April 26, 2014 if interested. http://www.railwaymailservicelibrary.org/
ReplyDeleteLovely shots of the old station.
ReplyDeleteClassic photos...looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLove rail shots - perfect in black and white! So much history in the stories of our railways! Thanks for linking up!
ReplyDeleteVery cool images. I especially like that first one.
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