Saturday, July 15, 2017

Bellevue, OH: NKP Depot & Water Tower and Abandoned Grain Elevators

Depot: (Satellite, just the )
Elevators: (Satellite)

Judging from the locomotives setting on a curve in the track, this view is looking east.
Zachary Newman posted
NKP and Lake Shore Electric stations at Bellevue. Date unknown, but probably in the 1910s.

Given that the tracks turn north in the above photo, the depot must have been along the east/west part of their route.
EarthExplorer: May 16, 1960 @ 59,360; ARB593608708740

In fact, it looks like the western part of the depot is still standing as part of the Mad River  & NKP Railroad Museum.
Street View, Aug 2013

I had noticed the foundation for several grain bins. The checkerboards on the remaining silos indicates that it used to be a Ralston Purina facility. Note that the depot is near the center of this excerpt.
Satellite

I looked for street views that had a better focus on the sign on the depot remnant. There was only one other view. The sign was less readable, but it showed the elevator still standing.
Street View, Aug 2009

1959 Bellevue Quad @ 24,000

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