Caboose: (Satellite)
A crossing guard shanty made it into the 1960s.
Feed Mill: (Satellite, it was torn down in 2026.)
This town still has a large railyard.
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| Bill Molony shared John Head: Division headquarters 2 divisions back years ago !!! |
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| Raymond Storey posted MOBERLY MO Colin Harding: According to my 1940 Official Guide Moberly had two stations...one for MKT & the other for the Wabash. If I were to hazard a guess, I'd say MKT. Chuck Boehm: Colin Harding This is the Wabash Depot and Division Headquarters. |
Thomas Baumann posted four photos with the comment: "Moberly Mo Depot Park 7-13-22"
Dennis DeBruler shared
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| Dennis DeBruler commented on his share The caboose is positioned to be very visible from one of the main roads in town. https://www.google.com/.../data=!3m6!1e1!3m4... |
The museum also has a passenger car.
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Note the caboose in the right background. I think this building was an auxhillary building south of the main depot. That would explain why it doesn't have the architecture of a depot.
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This topo map shows that the depot was across from Reed Street.
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F.M. Stamper Feed Mill
Across the track from the depot and caboose was a feed mill. This view shows us the awning on the auxiliary building that we see in Bill's image at the top of these notes.
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| Street View, Apr 2026 |
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| Street View, Apr 2026 |
I saved a satellite image since it is being torn down in 2026.
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| Kim Eagan posted, I didn't watch the whole thing. |
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| Johnny Cee posted The construction of the Stamper Mill. The newspaper says it was built in 1941, but the picture looks older to me. Rho DePrair: Is the building on the left RR? Johnny Cee: Rho DePrair Yes. The Depot. |
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| Randolph County Historical Center of Missouri posted The Stamper Mills are slated for demolition within the next 100 days. Friday August 14 at 11 AM a public ceremony will be held at the towers on N. Ault St. to honor the historical contributions of Stamper Mills and Banquet Foods to the area. If you have memorabilia bring it show. This will be the last time to take a photo of the towers. It is a goodbye the thousands who worked and were influenced by this great family in North Missouri. For anyone who respects Stamper Mills and Banquet Foods history stop and pay respects to the huge contributions they made to our area. |
A crossing guard shanty made it into the 1960s.
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| Randolph County Historical Center of Missouri posted 1968 Coates Street Crossing. State of Missouri Historical Society Website. Awesome Picture. |
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