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Caliente Railroad Depot — Museum

The Caliente Railroad Depot, built in 1923, is a mission revival style building designed by John and Donald Parkinson. It originally served as a major Union Pacific Railroad hub. Today, the depot houses the City of Caliente’s City Hall, and visitors can explore a small boxcar museum adjacent to the station. The museum features Union Pacific and Amtrak memorabilia, detailing the area’s railroading history.

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About Caliente Railroad Depot

The Caliente Railroad Depot, built in 1923, is a mission revival style building designed by John and Donald Parkinson. It originally served as a major Union Pacific Railroad hub. Today, the depot houses the City of Caliente’s City Hall, and visitors can explore a small boxcar museum adjacent to the station. The museum features Union Pacific and Amtrak memorabilia, detailing the area’s railroading history.

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Serving Caliente, NV

The Caliente Railroad Depot, built in 1923, is a mission revival style building designed by John and Donald Parkinson. It originally served as a major Union Pacific Railroad hub. Today, the depot houses the City of Caliente’s City Hall, and visitors can explore a small boxcar museum adjacent to the station. The museum features Union Pacific and Amtrak memorabilia, detailing the area’s railroading history.

Caliente Railroad Depot — Caliente, NV