In the fall of 1886 the railroad announced that it will “cut back seventy-five feet of the bank” and will move the expanded depot to the north side of the tracks. This is the first we knew that the depot had been on the south side or that there was that much embankment on the north.
Railroading is a little out of our usual subject matter, but the railroads had a big part in Polk C...
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