Itasca Railroad Depot
The second railroad depot for Itasca, this Victorian structure was built in 1895, fourteen years after the town was founded along a line of the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad. It was constructed large enough to accommodate both passenger and freight service. A landmark in the town and a symbol of the area's early economic growth, the depot served as a transportation center until the late 1960s. In 1972 it was moved to this site. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1982
32.1648° N, 97.1420° W
Where to Find It
at Itasca Museum, Hooks Street, on east side of Itasca
Nearby Markers
- 0.3 mi SW Site of Switzer College Itasca
- 0.3 mi W J. W. Park Home Itasca
- 0.5 mi SW First Presbyterian Church of Itasca Itasca
- 3 mi E Turner House Itasca
- 3.6 mi S Eureka Cemetery Itasca
- 4.5 mi NE Southwestern Presbyterian Home and School for Orphans Itasca