Train Station to Nowhere

A train station, from historic St. Charles, Missouri - site of the Lewis & Clark departure up the Missouri River. This building dates from the late 1800's. It was kind of fun to see it, reconstructed at the local park on the banks of the Missouri River (which you can distantly see, on the right). No rails run by it - strictly for historical value.

Thanks for taking time to stop by. As always, I appreciate the gift of time.

[Jane Pittenger]

And a perfect composition and pov

[Louis A. Sousa]

Well done, great colors.

[Taffy]

Wonderful architectural image and nice to know people cared enough to protect the historical building. I love the long long long look of the porch/railing.

[Katrina]

Very well captured. Lovely old building , you can easily imagine people milling around waiting for the steam train to pull in!

[beluga]

Beautiful scene, springtime :0)

[Dianne]

Such a simple, but appealing image - fav.

[PTP: Past their Prime]

Nicely constructed, some good lines!

[colinbarber013]

It looks like a high standard restoration

[Debs Stott]

Lovely lines and processing

[Margo]

Looks nice & neat

[Rachel]

Beautifully maintained.

[john morley]

great shot , like the warm colors and the edit so fav...

[Graham Thresher]

Super lines in this composition.

[Kim Harper]

Last time I saw this the river was well out of its banks. Good to see it back to normal.

[gloria jones]

Great leading line, composition

[Dyan Stevens]

Glad to see they moved it instead of tearing down the historic building. Great shot of that wonderful porch.

[Kathy]

I like all the leading lines.

[Gena Pegg]

Nice pov ..love the lines and lighting.

[Sylvia du Toit]

Beautiful lines.

[bkb in the city]

Great that it is still there