Old Train Stations in Kansas
2002 Trip Through Prarie Revealed Ties to Past
Back in early 2002, I spent some time in central Kansas. There’s a lot of history here, including a number of railroad passenger stations left over from the days when folks used trains to get from town-to-town. Here are some photos.
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- Cunningham Santa Fe station.
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- Cunningham Santa Fe station.
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- Hardtner depot.
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- Hardtner depot.
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- Harper Santa Fe station.
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- Harper Santa Fe station.
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- Kingman Santa Fe station.
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- Kingman Santa Fe station.
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- Kingman Santa Fe station.
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- Kingman Santa Fe station.
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- Kingman Santa Fe station.
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- Kingman Santa Fe station.
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- Kingman Missouri Pacific station.
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- Kingman Missouri Pacific station.
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- Kiowa Santa Fe station.
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- Kiowa Santa Fe station.
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- Santa Fe station in Lawrence. Still in use by Amtrak’s Southwest Chief.
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- Union Pacific station in Lawrence.
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- Medicine Lodge Santa Fe station.
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- Medicine Lodge Santa Fe station.
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- Former Santa Fe station in Ottawa.
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- Former Santa Fe station in Ottawa.
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- Old PCC streetcar in a back yard near the even older Ottawa, Kan., train station.
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- Pratt Santa Fe station.
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- Pratt Santa Fe station.
