Current: (Satellite)
Roundhouse: (Satellite)
Original:
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| Street View, Jun 2023 |
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| Jim Arvites posted View of the old Union Pacific Railroad passenger depot at Marysville, Kansas. The station, built in 1929, is still standing and is used today for community meeting and festivals. (Marysville Union Pacific Depot Preservation) |
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| Art LH commented on Jim's post |
Roundhouse:
The current "depot" is really a UP office building, and it is part of the relatively new bypass around the town. It appears that UP built the new railyard to have longer tracks.
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| Satellite |
The current "depot" is really a UP office building, and it is part of the relatively new bypass around the town. It appears that UP built the new railyard to have longer tracks.
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| Satellite |
UP had a north/south and an east/west route through this town.
When I noticed that the bypass still had not been built in 1983, I fired up Google Earth. Sure enough, it was built in the 21st Century.
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| 1983/83 Marysville Quad @ 24,000 |
When I noticed that the bypass still had not been built in 1983, I fired up Google Earth. Sure enough, it was built in the 21st Century.
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| Google Earth, Aug 2003 |
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| Google Earth, Aug 2004 |
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| Google Earth, Aug 2005 |
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| Google Earth, Mar 2006 |
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