The Rock Island Depot was a block west and south of the tracks.
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| David Sebben posted The original C.B.&Q. depot in Moline, IL. Miles W. Rich: When was this depot replaced by the depot that was demolished to allow I-74 to be connected to the old Suspension bridge. Was this depot located on the south or north side of the tracks? This photo looks an a lot like a photo of the original Rock Island Lines Station and the reason I question this is that the Burlington in the 50s did not have two tracks running to the north of the Rock Island main line which was double tracked. |
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| Retro Quad Cities posted Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy Railroad's Moline depot as seen in 1954. It was razed in the early 1970's to make way for an exit ramp for the Interstate 74 bridge. David Sebben: Jon Burns That's the DRI Line depot. Dennis DeBruler shared Richard Fiedler shared Fans of Rock Island Lines posted Todd Roberts: This was the Q's Moline depot that was sacrificed for an entrance ramp to the old I-74. |
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| 1949/49 Davenport @ 24,000 |
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| Oct 5, 1945 @ 27,200; AR1BO0000010051 via Dennis DeBruler |
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