Northern Pacific Railway Company, Passenger Depot #2, Ritzville, WA (1910)

AKA: Ritzville Railroad Depot Museum, Ritzville, WA

Structure Type: built works - infrastructure - transportation structures - railroad stations

Designers: Reed and Stem, Architects (firm); Charles Aldrich Reed (architect); Allen H. Stem (architect)

Dates: constructed 1910

201 West Railroad Avenue
Downtown, Ritzville, WA 99169
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This depot serving the small town of Ritzville, WA, was one of several designed by the Saint Paul, MN-based architectural firm, Reed and Stem, around 1910. Other Reed and Stem stations existed in Ellensburg (1910), Toppenish (1911), and Yakima (1911).

Railroad Depot Museum tel: (509) 659-1656 (2013).

PCAD id: 18912

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