Reynolds, IL: Lost Rock Island Depot

(Satellite)

Retro Quad Cities posted two images with the comment: "Yes, the railroad did go through Reynolds, Illinois at one time.  This depot served the Rock Island and Mercer County RR, and later the Rock Island Southern Railway Co.  The station's location is indicated by the red arrow on this 1918 map of the Rock Island RR."

1

2
[North is on the bottom side.]

Rotated 180 degrees

The railroad is not on the 1953 map.

1944/58 Milan Quad @ 62,500

1938 Aerial Photo from ILHAP

Derry, OR: Wood Grain Elevators

(Satellite)

The elevator on the right is part of Burlingham Seeds.

Street View, Nov 2023

Mike Yoakum posted

The railroad was Southern Pacific.

1957/59 Salem Quad @ 62,500

The railroad is now the Portland & Western Railroad.

gwrr

Cookeville, TN: 1909 (Museum+NERR)/Southern/Tennessee Central Depot

(Satellite)

Due to bankruptcy in 1968, the western part of Tennessee Central was sold to Southern. [tcry]

The route is now owned by Nashville & Eastern (NERR), a subsidiary of RJ Corman.

Street View, Sep 2024

Street View, Sep 2024

I noticed the buildings in the right background in the above view with the Italianate architecture. So, I checked it out.

Street View, Sep 2024

Wayne Anderson posted four photos with the comment: "Cookeville Tn depot . Downtown. Built in 1909. A lot of Tn Central RR history in Cookeville."

1

2

3

4

Derek Pennington, Mar 2025

I wonder what happened to the L&N caboose. It is missing in the street views.

Kevin Kimbrough, Jun 2021

Revillo, SD: Wood Grain Elevators

(Satellite)

The railroad was the Minneapolis & St. Louis, which got absorbed by C&NW.

The wood elevators are on the left. The town also has a large modern elevator.

Street View, Nov 2023

Going down the street.

Street View

I'm guessing the one on the left is a feed mill.

Street View

Wesley Peters posted four photos with the comment:

Grain Elevator Photography Trip 2, North Dakota/South Dakota/Minnesota.

Revillo, Grant County, SD.

West Complex- Pacific Elevator Co. Built in 1885. 25,000-bushel capacity.

One of two surviving elevators built for the Pacific Elevator Co. in South Dakota.

Oldest (confirmed) standing wooden elevator in South Dakota.

East Complex- Farmers Co-op Elevator Co./Farmers Union Elevator Co. False-front headhouse built in 1975, Hogenson Construction Co. 40,000-bushel capacity. Annex built in 1959. 100,000-bushel capacity.

Photographed on 7/20/2025.

Photos courtesy of Wesley Peters.

1

2

3

4

Abandoned/NYNH&H Westchester Avenue Station

(Satellite)

Street View, Apr 2026

Street View, Oct 2022

David Herszenson, Dec 2023

Monica Matos, Jul 2022

Nathan Blake posted 11 photos with the comment:

Context: The Abandoned Westchester Avenue Railroad Station

Information: The abandoned Westchester Avenue station is a former railroad station located in the Longwood section of the South Bronx, near Westchester Avenue and Sheridan Boulevard. Built in 1908, the station was designed by prominent architect Cass Gilbert, who later used similar decorative terra-cotta details in his design for the Woolworth Building. Passenger service ended in 1937, and the station has remained abandoned ever since, gradually deteriorating into a severely damaged ruin.

The structure is unusual because part of it is suspended above Amtrak’s busy Northeast Corridor. The taller entrance hall stands on solid ground west of the tracks, while the shorter waiting-room section extends over the railroad on steel beams. Staircases once led from the station down to low-level platforms beside the tracks, but those stairs and platforms were removed many years ago.

The station’s exterior still contains colorful glazed terra-cotta ornamentation, including a caduceus near the roofline with the letters “NYH.” This likely refers to the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad, which built the station, although the same symbol was also used by the New York, Westchester and Boston Railway, which also served the location. By 2009, the building was considered dangerously unstable. Of Cass Gilbert’s other surviving Bronx stations, Bartow was also abandoned, while Morris Park and Hunts Point were later reused for other purposes.

Thanks for reading follow for more!

John L Garcia shared

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

Bernie Bierman commented on Nathan's post
The same location many years ago.

Marietta, OK: Decrepit/Santa Fe Depot

(Satellite)

According to the 2001 SPV Map, this route is now used by BNSF, UP and Amtrak.

Street View, Feb 2026

Ken Madison posted three photos with the comment:

Train Depot Tuesday, 

3/24/26, Tuesday, Marietta OK 

While returning from visiting relatives in Texas I took the Interstate 35 route so I could stop at few train depots along the way

One of my stops was the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe (GC&SF) Depot built in 1913 in Marietta, OK.

Though there were plans to possibly rehabilitate the depot it appears there has not been any progress to begin restoration.

Hopefully the depot will be restored soon.

1

2

3

This topo map accurately depicts the location of the depot.

1967/71 Marietta East Quad @ 24,000

Dunkirk, IN: Museum/Pennsy (Panhandle) Depot & Freight House and Glass Plant

Depot: (Satellite)

Freight: (Satellite, I could not find it.)

Plant: (Satellite)

Street View, Oct 2024

The museum has a lot of sports stuff.

Photo, Oct 2025

4 of 7 photos posted by Mark Teer with the comment: "Dunkirk Indiana’s restored passenger station and freight station."

a

b

c

d

Ardagh Dunkirk Glass Plant

While looking for the freight house, I found this plant. Anything today that still has a smokestack is worth noting.

Street View, Oct 2024

The plant makes glass bottles.

ArdaghGroup_locations

ArdaghGroup_design

I wonder if these bottles in the museum were made locally.

Photo, Oct 2025

Dunkirk is between Hartford City and Redkey on this Pennsy Panhandle map.

Brian A Morgan posted via Dennis DeBruler

Much of  Panhandle has been abandoned, but NS kept the track to Dunkirk.

National Rail Network Map

I'm sure the glass plant is why the route to Dunkirk has been maintained. I wonder what the hoppers hold. I'm guessing sand.

Satellite

This is the second time in two days that I have found a "smokestack industry." The second was the paper mill in Grand Rapids, MN.