Santa Fe Railroad Depot
Constructed in 1901 by the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railroad, and designed by a railroad systems engineer. Replaced an earlier depot built when the city of Garland was founded in 1888. No exterior alterations were made, and only a waiting room partition and restroom facilities were added inside. Served in early years as a shipping point for farm produce. Moved here from its original site (150 yards SW) in 1972 by the city of Garland as a landmark museum. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1974 Supplemental plate: Relocated again in 2013 from the NE corner of Museum Dr. and State St. to present site.
32.9156° N, 96.6381° W
Where to Find It
Garland Landmark Museum, W side N. 6th St. between W. Walnut and Austin streets
Nearby Markers
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- 0.3 mi SE A.J. Head Service Station Garland
- 0.3 mi SW First Christian Church of Garland Garland
- 0.3 mi SW First Methodist Church of Garland Garland