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McCloud: Depot Building
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The railroad's VIP caboose posed in front of the McCloud depot circa 1971 in this photo by George Landrock. This depot building was built in the summer of 1929 at a cost of $18,000. It housed the offices and headquarters of the railroad from then until 22 December 1990, when it was completely destroyed by fire. The two story tall brick vault is the only remnant of the building left standing; the remainer of the site served as the parking for the Shasta Sunset Dinner Train. In late 2016, 4-Rasils Inc. conveyed the building location to the local community health clinic, who is in the process
of converting the site to non-railroad purposes.
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A shot of the north end of the depot in 1959. Photo by and courtesy of Ed Burggraf.
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Photo taken 1986 and is by and courtesy of Drew Toner.
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Photo taken 1986 and is by and courtesy of Drew Toner.
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A clock and some posters inside the old depot building. Photo was taken 1986 and is by and courtesy of Drew Toner.
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Photo taken 1986 and is by and courtesy of Drew Toner.
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The McCloud depot site in October 2016, just prior to its sale to the community health clinic. Jeff Moore.
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