Greenville Junction Railway - Maine, USA

Canadian Pacific freight trains roll past the old depot at Greenville Junction, in Maine's North Woods beside Moosehead Lake, and this camera watches them pass the red station building through the region's long, cold and snowy winters.

The depot opened in 1889 and served passengers and freight until 1965. Its tall, pointed witch's hat roof was added in 1904 to match Canadian Pacific stations in Canada, and it's the only one of its kind left in Maine.

Freight trains still use the line, and since 2019 the depot has again belonged to Canadian Pacific, its original owner. A local group is restoring it as a small railroad museum and community center.

Did You Know? The Greenville Junction depot was added to the National Register of Historic Places in March 2017.

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