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The rows of benches and ticket window off in the distance

A historic photographs display along one wall of the station

The only food options in the station, two drink vending machines and a snack machine

Signs for why the restrooms are closed today

Plaque for the opening of the Durham Train Station: July 10, 2009

Plaque for the construction of the Durham Train Station with the state of North Carolina persons

The automatic doors close to the short walkway (with benches) out to the station platform

The small parking lot and modern silver Amtrak logo

Doors to the two other business in the brick warehouse

The driveway entrance into the station

Cornerstone of the Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. Walker Warehouse 1897

The non-Amtrak side of the station house

The backside of the station

The fenced off station entrance into the warehouse turned station house

Non-Amtrak platform along the platform San Jose-bound train keeps leaving

Looking over cars at the end of the station canopy

The sign on the lamppost for Location 8

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Last Updated: 23 June, 2014
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