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Image:Wellge9.jpg|Union Depot as depicted on the [[Wellge map]] | Image:Wellge9.jpg|Union Depot as depicted on the [[Wellge map]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:01, 14 September 2008
Union Depot | |
Horse-drawn carriages owned by Tucker Transportation (the precursor to Yellow Cab) await disembarking passengers at Union Depot c. 1902. | |
Building Information | |
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Location | Tarragona Street between Wright and Belmont Streets |
Completion Date | 1882[1] |
Size | Two stories |
Union Depot was a passenger depot serving the Louisville & Nashville and Pensacola & Atlantic Railroads, located on northeast corner of Wright and Tarragona Streets.
Union Depot predates the still-standing L&N Passenger Depot and Express Office at Wright and Gregory Streets.
Other images[edit]
Union Depot as depicted on the Wellge map
References[edit]
- ↑ Historic Pensacola Photographs, Volume Four: Then & Now. Deborah J. Dunlap, 2004.