Railroad Depots of Southwest Ohio

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Focusing on the historical significance of railroad depots in Southwest Ohio, this book showcases the evolution of rail travel from Springfield's early rail connections to a network linking major cities by the late 1800s. It highlights the architectural diversity of depots, from small shelters to grand terminals, and their roles in bustling towns like Cincinnati and Dayton. As passenger service declined and many depots were demolished, this pictorial collection captures the grandeur of these structures during their peak, preserving a vital aspect of Ohio's transportation history.