Cherokee County, Texas
|
City |
Railroad |
Current Location |
Type |
Current Use |
Date Built |
Track Status |
Bldg. Mat. |
Current Railroad |
Notes |
Field Checked |
|
Dialville |
International and
Great Northern (Missouri Pacific) |
relocated to FM
347/County Road 1721, on farm |
C |
storage |
|
none |
wood |
none |
depot from Troup |
|
|
Dialville |
St.
Louis-Southwestern |
reportedly part
moved to Rusk and used by TSR, other part moved to farm south of Rusk |
C |
storage |
|
none |
wood |
none |
|
|
|
Jacksonville |
International and
Great Northern (Missouri Pacific) |
298 West Commerce
Street |
C |
vacant |
|
gone |
brick |
none |
|
|
|
Maydelle |
originally a house |
along US 84 |
C |
rr |
|
in use |
wood |
TSR |
converted to movie prop, then used by TSR |
|
|
Maydelle |
Texas State Railroad |
along US. 84 |
M |
rr |
|
in use |
metal |
TSR |
maintenance building, turntable |
|
|
Ponta |
Texas and New
Orleans (Southern Pacific) |
moved to east of
Cushing (Nacogdoches County) on Eucalyptus Street |
C |
residence |
|
none |
wood |
none |
|
1/06 |
|
Reklaw |
Texas and New
Orleans (Southern Pacific) |
relocated south of
Hwy 84, west of Hwy 204 |
C |
residence |
|
none |
wood |
none |
modified, For sale in 6/09 |
6/09 |
|
Rusk |
St.
Louis-Southwestern |
in TSR yards |
C |
storage |
|
gone |
wood |
none |
depot from Dialville ? |
|
|
Rusk |
Texas State
Railroad |
Park Road 76 off US
84 in Rusk State Park |
P |
tourist |
|
in use |
stone |
Texas State RR |
replica |
|
|
Rusk |
Texas State
Railroad |
in Rusk State Park |
Wt |
tourist |
|
in use |
wood/stone |
Texas State RR |
replica |
|
|
Rusk |
Texas State
Railroad |
along US 84, east
of Rusk State Park |
M |
rr |
|
in use |
metal |
Texas State RR |
shop buildings |
|
|
west of Rusk |
Texas State
Railroad |
Neches River at
county line |
B |
rr |
|
in use |
concrete |
Texas State RR |
1,042' trestle |
|
|
Troup |
International and
Great Northern (Missouri Pacific) |
moved to Dialville |
C |
storage |
|
none |
wood |
none |
|
|
|
Wells |
St. Louis-Southwestern
|
relocated to town
park at 70 Homer Avenue, next to water tower |
C |
display |
|
none |
wood |
none |
|
|
Compiled
by M. J. Camp, Bill Holdsworth and Elizabeth Guenzler, Railroad Station Historical
Society, Inc.
Last
updated 12/29/2024