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The two walls of honor inside the depot

A corner of the depot with a door out to the street, and lots of power outlets

In the plaza between the little depot and the platform

Centralia Ill engraved in the concrete

Looking south down the brick platform

A BNSF train on its adjacent line

Santa Fe branded locomotives pass the platform on the distant third track

Looking north towards the grade-crossing of Broadway at Centralia

The Centralia platform information panel, the glass is broken

Streetside of the little brick depot, along a driveway with a little sign for Long Term Parking

Bicentennial Park with a little sculpture and a bench

The brick building with little Is by the window, a wooden door/barricade seals it shut, the water tower is behind it

The wooden water tower in honor of railroad history built in 2004

Centennial Park with the little building and water tower

A sign for the Amtrak station on a local street

Looking across Broadway at the station

The start of the platform in the evening light

Four yellow bollards mark the start of the platform

Looking down the ballast and no man's land between the two railroads

Looking across the two station tracks at the platform

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Last Updated: July 5, 2025
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