The Pennsylvania Railroad Station is the focal point of the "Hoosier Bowery" district in Richmond.   It was designed in the office of Daniel Burnham, a famous architect from Chicago.  Mr. Burnham's firm is famous for designing The Rookery building in Chicago and The Flatiron Building in New York.  

This building is included in the National Register of Historic Places, Richmond Railroad Station Historic District  (added 1987 - District - #87001808).Roughly bounded by Norfolk & Southern RR tracks, N. Tenth St., Elm Pl., N. D St., & Ft. Wayne Ave.  The depot is in the process of being restored by Doc & Debbie Keys of White River Architectural Salvage & Antiques.

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• Historical Postcard Photo

• Railroad Depot Historic District

• Yesteryear Train Photos

  • Photo, PRR 4-6-2 #1188/pass Richmond, IN
    Photograph by: Fred C. Stoes
    A Pennsylvania Railroad 4-6-2, #1188, is seen with its
    passenger train crossing the high bridge over Whitewater
    River, 1946. The bridge is just west of the Richmond,
    Indiana Depot. (...as it crosses over what is now called Sim Hodgins Parkway)

  •  Photo, Penn K4 #1980/pass Richmond, IN, 1946
     Photograph by:  Fred C. Stoes
     A Pennsylvania Railroad 4-6-2, K4, #1980 is seen with
     passenger train underneath the shed at Richmond, Indiana,
     1946.

  • Photo, Pennsylvania Railroad 4-6-2 #3424/pass
    Photograph by: Fred C. Stoes
    A Pennsylvania 4-6-2 drifts along the main, eastbound
    with postal baggage and coach car, at the Hayes Arboretum
    crossing, east of Richmond, IN.

  • Photo, Pensylvania RR dbl-hdr Richmond Depot
    Photograph by: Fred C. Stoes
    Two Pensylvania 4-6-4's, with 3761 on the point, are
    about to leave the Richmond, Indiana covered station on
    an afternoon passenger train, September, 1946.

  • Photo, PRR TI #5518/pass near Richmond, 1946
    Photograph by: Fred C. Stoes
    A Pennsylvania Railroad T1, 4-4-4-4, #5518, is seen
    with its passenger train crossing the high bridge over
    Whitewater River, 1946. The bridge is just west of
    the Richmond, Indiana Depot.

  • Image, Pennsyvania RR 0-6-0 Richmond IN, 1948
    Photograph by: Fred C. Stoes
    Pennsylvania Railroad 0-6-0 locomotive #8933 sits below
    the water spout at the Richmond, Indiana, passenger
    train covered shed waiting to take on the next switching
    assignment.

  • Image, PRR 4-6-2 #150/work train, Richmond
    Photograph by: Fred C. Stoes
    A Pennsylvania Railroad 4-6-2, #150 is seen with its
    work train, slugging it out on the main, about to
    cross Hayes-Arboretum Road near Richmond, Indiana,
    September, 1946.

  • Photo, Pennsylvania RR dbl-hdr action steam!
    Photograph by: Fred C. Stoes
    In this raw power black & white photograph two Pennsylvania
    Railroad K4 Pacific locomotives eat up the main, crossing
    Hayes Arboretum Road east of Richmond, Indiana, 1949. The
    streamlined K4 on the point was one of only four such made.

  • Photo, PRR dual K4's/pass at Richmond, 1946
    Photograph by: Fred C. Stoes
    Two 4-6-2 Pennsylvania Railroad K4 locomotives are seen
    with their passenger train crossing the high bridge over
    Whitewater River, 1946. The bridge is just west of the
    Richmond, Indiana Depot.