Stations and Structures

The Gulf, Mobile & Ohio terminal station in Mobile was constructed in 1905 by the Mobile & Ohio Railroad and was designed by architect P. Thorton Mayre. The total cost of the project was $575,000. The style is Mission Revival. The railroad vacated the building in 1986. After standing vacant for a number of years, the site was purchased by the City of Mobile and rehabilitated. Today the building is the headquarters office for the Metro Transit Authority, the local bus company. The original location of the tracks and platforms behind the building is now a parking lot and bus station.

The Bogalusa depot was built in 1907 by the New Orleans Great Northern Railroad.

The Monticello depot was built for the New Orleans Great Northern Railroad in 1906.

The Philadelphia depot was constructed by the Mobile, Jackson & Kansas City Railroad in 1905.