Douglas Depot gets hammered

February 1920.  Colorized photo of a Waterville Railway Passenger Car crashed into the Douglas Depot.  Click here for the whole story behind the photo.  

 

I.O.O.F Band plays at the Waterville Depot

Waterville Chapter of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows' band poses on the platform near the Depot on Rainier St. in 1910.  They were in attendance for the opening of the Waterville Railway Line from Douglas to Waterville.  The Mansfield Branch had been open a year earlier. 

 

Withrow Depot/Shop Diorama

HO scale diorama of the Withrow Depot after it was split in half and converted into a shop. Diorama measures 13" x 13". Withrow native Walter Nollmeyer, split and moved the depot in the 1940's and his son Terry Nollmeyer used it as his shop until he died in 1996.

HO Scale Withrow Depot Shop

HO scale model of the Withrow Depot after it was split in half and moved a couple hundred yards from its original location to Main Street in Withrow, Wash. The other half (freight side), was relocated on a farm some place near Withrow. This model represents the passenger side of the depot that was converted into a shop. In 2006 it was torn down. The original depot was built in 1909 and retired in 1937. Model measures 4"x4" and will go on a diorama.

Little Scratch Built Shack

 Lil' HO scale scratch built shack.  Measure 1.75" x 2.25'.

HO Scale Machine Shop

 HO scale scratch built machine shop.  Measures 4" x 6.5".