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Chester, Virginia
Chester
Atlantic
Coast Line Depot - Chester, Virginia
The Atlantic
Coast Line depot appears to have been built sometime around 1900. The one-story
structure is constructed with
board-and-batten siding. It is a typical ACL depot style. Many of the depots
with wrap around steps had them removed
and replaced with simple steps and handrails. There were two other ACL
depots of this style built between Chester and
Richmond. One was at Centralia and another at Drewry’s Bluff. Passenger
service was discontinued in the 1950’s.
The depot was demolished in the late 1960’s.
Limited Edition Print: SOLD OUT $20.00Size:
16 x 20
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