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Original Railroad |
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| This county Has no Existing stations. if you know of one, please submit the information. |
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| STATIONS OF THE PAST | ||||||||
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| Belpre |
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| Beverly |
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The original Ohio & Little Kanawha (later B&O) passenger and freight stations were on Main Street south of the tracks near the viaduct. There was also a water tower to the east of the freight station. | ||||||
| Caywood |
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Train tickets were probably sold here at the store/post office and the waiting area could have been the large log. | ||||||
| Little Hocking |
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| Marietta |
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Built in 1890, this union station was located on Second Street near Putnam Street. Also see this later photo taken during a flood. The station appearance was dramatically changed over the years, mostly due to a 1910 fire that gutted the third floor and necessitated its removal. The train shed was removed in 1932 and the rest of station was demolished in 1944. It was used by the B&O, T&OC Extension RR, and Ohio & Little Kanawha. The station was also known as "Pillsbury's Grand Union Hotel" as the upper floors had rooms and dining facilities. | ||||||
| Marietta |  |
The PRR passenger and freight stations were located on Second Street near Butler Street. | ||||||
| Porterfield |
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| Swift |  |
This station may have been built by predecessor line Zanesville & Ohio River (later B&O). | ||||||
| Vincent |  |
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| Waterford |
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| Whipple | |
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| 1898 WASHINGTON COUNTY RAILROAD MAP | ||||||||
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