Ellis County, Texas
| City | Railroad | Current Location | Type | Current Use | Date Built | Track Status | Bldg. Mat. | Current Railroad | Notes |
| Ennis | Houston & Texas Central (SP) | N. Main St./W. Ennis Ave. | F | in use | wood | UP | baggage building | ||
| Ennis | Houston & Texas Central (SP) | 105 NE Main St./Ennis Ave. | M | museum | 1915 | in use | brick | UP | Harvey House restaurant, Railroad and Cultural Heritage Museum |
| Ennis | SP | in Ennis Yard | Y | rr | in use | UP | yard office | ||
| Ennis | Texas Electric | IC | business | gone | brick | none | |||
| Ferris | H&TC(SP) | 100 Town Plaza off Ovilla Rd. | C | town hall/police dept. | in use | brick | UP | Field checked 1/09 | |
| Ferris | Texas Electric | Ovilla Rd. | IC | gone | none | ||||
| Forreston | MK&T | C | future residence | 1889 | wood | under exterior restoration, Field checked 1/09 | |||
| Italy | Texas Electric | IC | none | none | Field checked 7/09 | ||||
| Maypearl | I&GN | relocated on Martin Luther King | C | none | none | ||||
| Midlothian | GC&SF (AT&SF) | relocated to 505 S. 5th St. | C | business | none | wood | none | Field checked 7/08 | |
| Midlothian | Texas Electric | IC | gone | brick | none | ||||
| Milford | Texas Electric | IC | gone | brick | none | Field checked 7/09 | |||
| Red Oak | MK&T | 103 S. Main St. | C | business | none | wood | none | sided, Field checked 1/09 | |
| Red Oak | Texas Electric | IC | none | none | Field checked 7/09 | ||||
| Waxahachie | Trinity & Brazos Valley (CRI&P)/FW&D | across tracks from MK&T depot | C | business | c1907 | in use | brick | BNSF | Field checked 1/09 |
| Waxahachie | T&BV (CRI&P) | across College St. from T&BV depot | F | storage | in use | wood | BNSF | Field checked 1/09 | |
| Waxahachie | MK&T | at end of S. College St. | C | business storage | in use | brick | BNSF | small section of MK&T track remains by the depot, under restoration, Field checked 1/09 | |
| Waxahachie | Texas Electric | IC | business | gone | brick | none | Field checked 7/09 |
Compiled by M. J. Camp, Railroad Station Historical Society, Inc.