Railroad passenger service started a downward trend following World War II, as the increased affordability of automobiles, and the growth of the interstate highway system, made personal travel much ...

An open house at Woodland’s Sacramento Valley Historical Railways Depot drew plenty of people interested in learning more about trains and depots. Located at the southeast corner of Sixth Street and ...

Several historic and beautiful depots from the Inland Empire’s early railroad years have survived more than a century of urbanization, and they can still be seen and explored today. If you live in the ...

Railroad depots were pivotal in the development of the Texas Panhandle, serving as social and economic hubs. The architectural style of depots, like the Mission Revival style, helped forge a unique ...