Winfield, Kansas - Train Depots
The following are images scanned from photographs provided by the the
Cowley County Museum in Winfield, Kansas. This is an informal project of
several individuals who are interested in such things. We are trying to
further identify the pictures and to collect history about the Train Depots
in Winfield. Only one depot building survives today, the old Santa Fe freight
depot on Main Street, between Fifth and Sixth Streets. It is a Pizza Shop
now, but it still exists. The most beautiful and historic of the old depots,
the Santa Fe Passenger Depot was torn down (?? year) and the site is used
for storage. For more on the Winfield Depot model see WSFDTD.HTM.
For information on the Arkansas City Santa Fe Depot see SFAC.HTM
.
To see a map of the railroads in Winfield in 1925 see 1925rr.htm.
First Train into Winfield
Atcheson, Topeka and Santa Fe Depot, Topeka, Ks. 1880
Horse Drawn Cabs at the Station
Steam Train Pulling out of Mo-Pac Station
MOPAC Station
Freight Handlers at the Southern Kansas Depot May 13, 1910
Winfield Station w Water Spout
Santa Fe Passenger Depot
Santa Fe Passenger Depot
Santa Fe Passenger Depot
Early Version 3D Model With Locomotive of DM&A
Santa Fe Passenger Depot
Santa Fe Passenger Depot
Famous Three Way Crossing and Railroad Maps of Winfield
Mural on Mrs. Frankie Cullison's Lumber Yard Building on on 9th Street
Other Depot Pages:
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If you have comments or can describe or shed light on details of this
picture please email me.
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