Webster
County, Missouri
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Identifier: p01143
Title: Fordland,
Missouri Depot
Creator: Howard
D. Killam
Description: The
railroad depot at Fordland, Missouri,
used by the St. Louis-San Francisco
Railway Company. The Kansas City,
Springfield & Memphis Railroad
and depot are on the southern boundary
of the village.
County: Webster
Division: Eastern |
Subdivision: Willow
Springs
Branch: Unknown
Station: C227
Freight: 279
Milepost: 226.5
miles from Kansas City
Date Original: December
26, 1955
Source: 4
x 6 inch black and white photograph |
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Identifier: p01191
Title: Marshfield,
Missouri Depot
Creator: Unknown
Description: The
railroad depot at Marshfield, Missouri,
used by the St. Louis-San Francisco Railway
Company. Marshfield grew very slowly
until the opening of the railroad in
1870.
County: Webster
Division: Eastern |
Subdivision: Lebanon
Branch: Unknown
Station: 213
Freight: 532
Milepost: 213.3
miles from St. Louis
Date
Original: June
15, 1957
Source: 3.5
x 5.5 inch black and white photograph |
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Identifier: p01211
Title: Niangua,
Missouri Depot
Creator: Howard
Killam
Description: The
railroad depot at Niangua, Missouri used
by the St. Louis-San Francisco Railway
Company. Niangua was surveyed in March,
1870, for the south Pacific Railroad
Company, on a part of the west half of
section 20, township 31, range 17. Andrew
Peirce, Jr., managing directory acknowledged
the plat. (—State of Missouri,
1889,
p. 246.)
It is a station on the A. & P. R.
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six
miles northeast of Marshfield. (—Gazetteer
of Missouri, p. 643.)
County: Webster
Division: Eastern
Subdivision: Lebanon
Branch: Unknown
Station: T207
Freight: 597
Milepost: 206.9
miles from St. Louis
Date Original: July
25, 1958
Source: 5
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white photograph |
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Identifier: p01213
Title: Northview,
Missouri Depot
Creator: Howard
Killam
Description: The
railroad depot at Northview, Missouri,
used by the St. Louis-San Francisco
Railway Company. Northview changed
name from Bunker Hill, in the year
of 1870 or 1871. The trainmen changed
the name as it was a good North
View. (--Mrs. Vera Moore Walton.)
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County: Webster
Division: Eastern
Subdivision: Lebanon
Branch: Unknown
Station: 220
Freight: 600
Milepost: 219.9
miles from St. Louis
Date Original: July
7, 1952
Source: 4
x 6 inch black and white photograph |
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Identifier: p01249
Title: Seymour,
Missouri Depot
Creator: Arthur
Johnson
Description: The
railroad depot at Seymour, Missouri,
used by the St. Louis-San Francisco
Railway Company
County: Webster
Division: Southern |
Subdivision: Willow
Springs
Branch: Main
Line
Station: C237
Freight: 773
Milepost: 236.6
miles from Kansas City
Date Original: December
26, 1955
Source: 4
x 6 inch black and white
photograph |
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