See Railspot message # 155520 for a photo of the depot.

Not the former depot. Possibly a separate REA building. Maybe even a new one to look like a depot. The depot was much longer and more elaborate. TZ

Who stole the Bixby depot? https://laferianews.net/?p=4054

Still standing? Still in use? This is the former MP depot, right?

Do you have an approx. year? I suspect during WW II. based on something in the photo. Can you find the clue? TZ

I believe that is an early GE in the photo. It might be an 80 tonner. It is not a Whitcomb for sure. Jeff Thomas Denton, Tx.

Whitcomb?

I think the building at right is the yard office not the MP depot. [https://archives.tamuk.edu/mods/core/browse.php?page=10&searchitem=rees ]

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Sounds like fun. Everett, actually the wiring may not be all that bad. The question is the condition of the roller bearings in all of the gears and shafts in the equipment. If they are not frozen, it

I've had several chances to just quietly roam the mill and shops there, and always enjoy just the quiet opportunity. Several similar places have lodging (B&B) on their sites and I have stayed at a

Will be taking a week long Trip to Arizona next week. If you would like to receive my trip report. Please reply to this email. Thanks Nathan

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