Categories: New Mexico, Santa Fe • Tags: adobe, architecture, art, bears, boy, bronze, brush, cactus, courtyard, desert, design, doors, elephant, fence, fireplace, gallery, gate, gates, glass, highway, iron, neighborhood, new mexico, NM, railroad, residential, road, santa fe, santa fe east, southwest, southwestern, square, statue, store, stucco, train, train depot, train station, warrior, wood
Categories: Arizona, Grand Canyon Village • Tags: Arizona, az, El-Tovar, forest, Grand Canyon, Grand Canyon Village, hotel, lodge, Moose, rustic, taxidermy, train, train station, Village
The Red Wing Amtrak runs the Empire Builder line, which runs daily from Chicago, Seattle, and Portland, with westbound stops at Winona and Saint Paul Minnesota. The station was opened in 1905. It is located on the Mississippi River and houses the Red Wing Visitor and Convention Bureau. It was a cold day on this visit, but the station and platform were very peaceful and inviting. It is a nice place to sit and watch the trains go by. Location: 420 […]
Categories: Minnesota, Red Wing • Tags: Amtrak, brick, building, Canadian, cold, Empire Builder, factory, historic, ice, industrial, minnesota, Mississippi River, Red Wing, river, snow, train, train station, winter
The Boise Train Depot has a long history (established in 1881). In 1924 it was remodeled to reflect a Spanish style architecture. It was operational, off and on, until 1997. It is presently listed on the National Registrar of Historic Places, and is a popular tourist attraction.
Categories: Boise, Idaho • Tags: boise, bsu, buildings, clock, clouds, hills, Hitchcock, horizon, idaho, lilly pad, pond, sky, summer, tower, train depot, train station, vertigo, water
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