The Illinois Midland/CP&StL Depot was about a block west and a little further south.
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| Andy Zukowski posted Illinois Central Railroad Depot at Havana, Illinois. 1975 Charles Call: believe it's twin is still in Divernon. Dennis DeBruler: https://maps.app.goo.gl/ggTffaKAw3rFj4239 |
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| Chris Goepel: This foundation along First Street is all that remains of the IC depot at Havana. Gary Petty: Yes it was. Hasn’t been to long ago since taken down. I remember early 80 last ic train go to Havana, think they had a turbine for power plant. Jeff Heinie: I have pictures of the last IC train that left Havana. They had the reactor for the Clinton nuclear power plant. |
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| Bunny Adams posted I believe there was a post recently about Havana Illinois I found this picture in Illinois Central magazine January 1948 I think the question was was there any pictures of the depot. Havana, Western end of the hack line! I have searched for a picture of the depot in Hallsville for years. Hallsville was the first town west of Clinton on the Hack. |
It appears the Chicago, Havana and Western never got across the Illinois River so that this, in fact, was the western terminus.
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| Chicago Peoria & St Louis Railroad History Buffs posted Trackage around Havana IL [Comments indicate the date is probably around the turn of the century. Others were also surprised that there was a railroad bridge.] |
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| 1948 Havana Quad @ 24,000 |
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| 1939 Aerial Photo from ILHAP |
Orange Street was extended using the RoW of the IC railroad.
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| 1939 Aerial Photo closeup |
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