Ozark, AR: 1910 Museum/MoPac/SIMS/Ft. Smith - Little Rock Depot

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SIMS = St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern

Rick Covert posted
The former Missouri Pacific depot, now known as The Ozark Area Depot Museum. Ozark, Arkansas. 1/15/2024
Andre Ming: I need to get a good square-on pic of that beautiful depot to see if I can photo shop it into something I can use for my HO scale photo backdrops I create.

Dennis DeBruler replied to Andre's comment with two street views and the comment: "In case Photoshop can crank up the resolution of an image, here are a couple of street views."

2014, https://maps.app.goo.gl/kGiXyGKVwh747Fjx8

2023, https://maps.app.goo.gl/GNM8xVe6XMJuoD268

2:33 video @ 0:14
In 1879, Ft. Smith - Little Rock Railroad was built through Ozark. @ 0:20

The existing depot was built in 1910. By then, MoPac had bought SIMS. It is built with Pennsylvania Sandstone. (That means the sandstone was deposited during the Pennsylvanian Period (323.2 to 298.9 mya), not that it came from Pennsylvania.)
The station was served by four passenger trains during its peak.
Ozark was the end of the upstream navigation by steamboats. And a lot of coal was transferred here.
It has a Craftsman style.

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"The building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1992." [MainStreetOzark]