Sante Fe: (Satellite, northwest side of the mainline)
GM&O: (Satellite, east of the tracks and just south of Holland Street)
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| Steve Hullcranz posted TP&W Depot in Washington, IL. Depot was demolished many years ago. Photo courtesy of the Washington Historical Society. Phil Greer: This is the first Washington Depot photo I have seen with a clear view of the GM&O branch. Richard Fielder shared |
Larry Miller III posted two photos with the comment: "TP&W Station, GM&O track crossing TP&W track in Washington, IL Early 1970's not long before the stations demolition - Larry Miller, Jr. photo."
Jerry Heilman: How long has the Santa Fe depot been gone? They closed the Branch down in 1982.
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| Denis DeBruler commented on Larry's post It looks like it was south of the tracks and next to Wood Street. https://clearinghouse.isgs.illinois.edu/webdocs/ilhap/county/data/tazewell/flight3/0bxi04089.jpg |
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| Larry Miller III commented on Dennis' comment Exactly. This should help... |
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| Dennis DeBruler commented on Jerry's comment Where was the Santa Fe depot? Larry Miller III: Dennis DeBruler The Santa Fe Station was just south of Walnut Street on the east end of town. about two blocks south of Saint Patrick's grade school and behind the current Storage Rental area next to RP Lumber. Jerry Heilman: Larry Miller III in the 1960's and 1970's we had to set out on the short track by the depot. The agent at Eureka would come over to the road crossing East of town and give us track warrants to come out on the TPW and run to Eureka. |
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| Dennis DeBruler commented on his post I see the GM&O had a branch into this town coming from the north. So I also wonder where their depot was. 1932 Mackinaw Quad @ 62,500 Larry Miller III: Dennis DeBruler In the TP&W Station photos, the GM&O crossed just east of the station and the GM&O station (pictured in one of the comments above) was straight south about a half mile. |
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| Dennis DeBruler commented on Larry's response Was it east of the tracks and just south of Holland Street per the red rectangle in this aerial? Larry Miller III: Dennis DeBruler Yes. That is correct. |
Santa Fe Depot
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| Richard Fiedler commented on a post I believe a Leo Clark photo. |
Richard Fiedler posted two photos with the comment: "Santa Fe depot at Washington IL on the Pekin branch. Not sure of the photographers but are either Leo Clark or Paul Stringham."
Richard Fiedler shared
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GM&O Depot
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| Chris Johnson posted Washington, IL; June 1973. By Joe Petric. Roger Kujawa shared Connor Taylor: Roughly 40.7001304, -89.4104471 |
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| Andy Zukowski posted Washington, Illinois Train Depot of the Gulf Mobile & Ohio Railroad, 1970 |
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| Eric Spurgeon commented on Andy's post |
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