This Historic Train Depot is a one of a kind. The architects combinded Romanesque Revival architecture & Queen Anne Victorian styling. The original design included thick limestone foundation walls, glazed tan brick exterior, large rounded Romanesque arches, wide roof overhangs, decorative wooden brackets, fish-scale shingles in the gables, half-timber decorative trim, a hipped roof with projecting cross gables. The building has started to be renovated back to its original design. The property is in the National Register of Historic Places. It is an Open shell, with an electric firplace from floor to ceiling. The walls are still in place for the original ticket office. There is a room to the north end of the building for office spaces. It has been stipped and ready for the new owner to come in take over. The electrical panel has been updated, The lead based paint was professionally removed on the interior. The new roof was added 10 years ago. The property has a a basement and a paved parking lot. There is income from the bill board on the lot.