
MK&T Depot - Denison, TX
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N 33° 45.324 W 096° 32.067
14S E 728365 N 3737767
The Katy Depot is the former passenger station and general office building of the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad. The depot was the center of operations for the railroad till it's merger with the Union Pacific Railroad on August 12, 1988.
Waymark Code: WMWR00
Location: Texas, United States
Date Posted: 10/04/2017
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Red River Rail Museum Website
Also called Union Depot it was the transportation center of the city and was used by other railroads. These included the Frisco and the Houston and Texas Central later to become part of the Southern Pacific Railroad.
The Katy Depot and a small part of the once huge Ray Yards are all that remain of a major point on the Katy System. The former site of the original Denison Union Depot is not far away, it was used till the opening of the Katy Depot around 1914.
Although all M-K-T passenger service ended on July 1, 1965, this depot remained the general offices for the railroad till its merger with the Union Pacific Railroad.