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New Window in the Depot
This photograph, taken April 28, 2009, shows new windows on the track side of Waynokas county-seat style Santa Fe Depot. The Depot was opened in July, 1910.
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Depot in 1995
The Santa Fe Depot, as well as the adjacent Harvey House, was deeded to the Waynoka Historical Society in 1995. Both buildings are on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Depot on the Main Line
The Santa Fe Depot at Waynoka was built in 1910, and is on the National Register of Historic Places. The BNSF main line from Chicago to the West Coast which passes the depot is Oklahoma's busiest rail line. This photo has been cropped. Click the photo to see an enlargement.
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Depot Across Cleveland Street
The Waynoka Depot is slated for restoration in 2005. Work to be done includes the replacement of the windows, and the opening of the arches, restoring the outdoor viewing area to its original state. This photo has been cropped. Click the photo to see an enlargement.
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Waynoka Depot during World War II
World War I soldiers, right, in front of Waynoka's Harvey House, may be waiting for a train with family and friends at the Waynoka Depot. This photo has been cropped. Click the photo to see an enlargement.
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Trackside at the Waynoka Depot
Photo by Clyde Stickley, Amarillo, TX. A crew waits for their train. This photo has been cropped. Click the photo to see an enlargement.
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