PHOTOS: Historic CSX train depot moved in Hamilton
Crews with Wolfe House & Building Movers moved the former CSX train depot 1,000-plus feet north on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard to its new location at the corner of Maple Avenue and MLK Boulevard Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2022.
Crews with Wolfe House & Building Movers moved the former CSX train depot 1,000-plus feet north on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard to its new location at the corner of Maple Avenue and MLK Boulevard Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2022.Photo by: Nick Graham | Journal-News
Crews with Wolfe House & Building Movers moved the former CSX train depot 1,000-plus feet north on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard to its new location at the corner of Maple Avenue and MLK Boulevard Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2022.Photo by: Nick Graham | Journal-News
Crews with Wolfe House & Building Movers moved the former CSX train depot 1,000-plus feet north on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard to its new location at the corner of Maple Avenue and MLK Boulevard Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2022.Photo by: Nick Graham | Journal-News
Crews with Wolfe House & Building Movers moved the former CSX train depot 1,000-plus feet north on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard to its new location at the corner of Maple Avenue and MLK Boulevard Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2022.Photo by: Nick Graham | Journal-News
Crews with Wolfe House & Building Movers moved the former CSX train depot 1,000-plus feet north on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard to its new location at the corner of Maple Avenue and MLK Boulevard Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2022.Photo by: Nick Graham | Journal-News
Crews with Wolfe House & Building Movers moved the former CSX train depot 1,000-plus feet north on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard to its new location at the corner of Maple Avenue and MLK Boulevard Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2022.Photo by: Nick Graham | Journal-News
Crews with Wolfe House & Building Movers moved the former CSX train depot 1,000-plus feet north on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard to its new location at the corner of Maple Avenue and MLK Boulevard Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2022.Photo by: Nick Graham | Journal-News
Crews with Wolfe House & Building Movers moved the former CSX train depot 1,000-plus feet north on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard to its new location at the corner of Maple Avenue and MLK Boulevard Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2022.Photo by: Nick Graham | Journal-News
Crews with Wolfe House & Building Movers moved the former CSX train depot 1,000-plus feet north on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard to its new location at the corner of Maple Avenue and MLK Boulevard Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2022.Photo by: Nick Graham | Journal-News
Crews with Wolfe House & Building Movers moved the former CSX train depot 1,000-plus feet north on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard to its new location at the corner of Maple Avenue and MLK Boulevard Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2022.Photo by: Nick Graham | Journal-News
Crews with Wolfe House & Building Movers moved the former CSX train depot 1,000-plus feet north on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard to its new location at the corner of Maple Avenue and MLK Boulevard Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2022.Photo by: Nick Graham | Journal-News
Crews with Wolfe House & Building Movers moved the former CSX train depot 1,000-plus feet north on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard to its new location at the corner of Maple Avenue and MLK Boulevard Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2022.Photo by: Nick Graham | Journal-News
Crews with Wolfe House & Building Movers moved the former CSX train depot 1,000-plus feet north on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard to its new location at the corner of Maple Avenue and MLK Boulevard Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2022.Photo by: Nick Graham | Journal-News
Crews with Wolfe House & Building Movers moved the former CSX train depot 1,000-plus feet north on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard to its new location at the corner of Maple Avenue and MLK Boulevard Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2022.Photo by: Nick Graham | Journal-News
Crews with Wolfe House & Building Movers moved the former CSX train depot 1,000-plus feet north on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard to its new location at the corner of Maple Avenue and MLK Boulevard Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2022.Photo by: Nick Graham | Journal-News