Depot: (
Satellite)
We see the depot on the right, the freight house left of center and a rail-served grain elevator on the left.
Note the wood elevator on the left and the fertilizer supply in the middle.
Roger Kujawa
posted seven photos with the comment: "Chillicothe, Missouri Depot. CB&Q and Wabash Railroads."
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This town was on the Wabash route between Brunswick and Omaha. Brunswick was on the mainline to Kansas City.
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Dennis DeBruler commented on Roger's share
In addition to the CB&Q and Wabash, the Milwaukee Road also used to go through this town. According to a 2004 SPV Map, the Milwaukee Road is now operated by ICE, and the Wabash route to the east is operated by Chillicothe-Brunswick Rail Maintenance Authority (CBRM). The Wabash route to the west and the CB&Q are abandoned.
1923 Chillicothe Quad @ 62,500 |
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Dennis DeBruler commented on Roger's share
All three railroads used to cross each other on the east side of town. CBRM uses the CB&Q route (south of the depot) in town and the Wabash route to the east.
1923 Chillicothe Quad @ 62,500 |
Chillicothe was on the CB&Q mainline between Quincy and Kansas City.
Wesley Peters
posted four photos with the comment:
Chillicothe, Livingston County, MO.
Henderson Produce Co. Built in 1937. 23,000-bushel capacity.
Photographed on 3/2/2025.
Photos courtesy of Wesley Peters.
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The grain elevator is also a rather big feed mill. I think this may be the first 18-wheel feed truck that I have seen. They are normally various sizes of a straight truck.
It looks like the feed mill gets rail service. Sometimes losing your Class I railroads is good because that allows shortlines to serve the town.
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