Old Milwaukee Railroad Depot Photograph by Jurgen Lorenzen

Old Milwaukee Railroad Depot

by Jurgen Lorenzen

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Title

Old Milwaukee Railroad Depot

Artist

Jurgen Lorenzen

Medium

Photograph - Photography

Description

The Old Milwaukee Railroad Depot in Marmarth, North Dakota, is shuttered and abandoned. Marmarth was a shipping point for cattle brought overland from range grounds in this State, Montana, and South Dakota. The stockyards covered 45 acres, and contain 86 pens and 15 loading chutes.

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December 29th, 2019

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Comments (5)

Jennifer Jenson

So much history! Great photography, Jurgen!

Jurgen Lorenzen replied:

Thank you, Jennifer!

Laurie Search

What a great old place and an amazing sky!! Wonderful light, shadows, and color!!!! :))))vf

Jurgen Lorenzen replied:

Thank you, Laurie, your visit and comment are much appreciated!

Chad Lilly

Congratulations, your image has been featured in Urbex Abandoned in the World! Please feel free to place the embedded image link in the current "Feature Image Archive" discussion so it remains visible to future visitors.

Jurgen Lorenzen replied:

Thank you very much, Chad!