Bedford, PA: Pennsy Depot and Lost Wood Feed Mill

Depot: (Satellite, this building repurposed the depot's land.)

Mill: (Satellite)

PRR Bedford Branch History Preservationist posted
This is the PRR depot that was in Bedford Pa.

Keith Burkey: The former-PRR passenger station in Bedford was demolished in the 1970s.

Ed Johnson shared

Myer Souders commented on the above post
A little better photo of the station in 1875.

 

It appears that there were three grain elevators west of the depot.

Mar 3, 1966 @ 27,000; AR1VBKT00010003

I think the wood elevator in the middle of this facility was the one in the middle of the aerial photo.

Street View, Nov 2024

I used the verb "was" because this is the later view. It looks like the fertilizer supply part of the co-op might have survived.

Street View, Sep 2026

But Google Maps labels the co-op as "permanently closed." This view showing a lot of fertilizer spreader equipment is several years old. 

Street View, Jul 2023

Their website lists three other locations. And at least one of them has a modern feed mill. That would explain why this one was torn down.

bfbcoop

This map shows an industrial spur that used to serve the southern grain elevator.

1971 Bedford and 1968 Everett West Quads @ 24,000 via Dennis DeBruler

The two rectangles east of Richard Street are extant. But neither one of them is a depot.

Street View, Jul 2023