
Constructed by the Union Pacific Depot in 1887 as part of the "Plainville Line", the depot features a waiting room, agent's office and freight room. The depot has undergone extensive restoration over the past few years by the Sylvan Historical Society and is now a museum displaying railroad memorabilia. (NRHP)
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