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Gary Miller posted
The Southern Railroad depot in Ninety-Six, SC, was constructed in 1915 and it is an example of a small-town combo, passenger and freight depot, from the early 20th century. Growth in Ninety Six during the early 20th century required the construction of a new depot and the prior depot was demolished so that this one could be built. The depot is located at: 99 Main St W, Ninety Six, SC 29666 |
The town built a new building for their Visitor Center that echos the architecture of the depot.
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| 1949/49 Ninety-Six Quad @ 24,000 |
The town has two main streets. We can see from the above topo map that the soutnern Main Street was built on the right-of-way of the former-Southern Railroad.
On the track side there not only is a bay window for the agent's desk, it has a fancy dormer roof overe the bay window.
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