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Station |
NOLANVILLE Bell County Milepost 235+3673’ |
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Origin of Station
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Agency Opened |
May 15, 1882 |
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1886 Personnel |
A. M. Denny Stationmaster $55/month W. J. Helton Section Foreman $55/mo* 22 Laborers Section Crew $1.25/day * For 24.5 days. Position held for 4 days by D. Flynn at same salary. |
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1890 Insured
Structures |
Depot $970 Section House $545 (Section No. 26) |
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1921 Depot(s) |
Wood frame depot built 1902, 18’ by 62’. Board & batten style. This would have been the second depot. |
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1946 Traffic Report |
Station not listed in 1946 report. |
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Agency Closed |
November 21, 1957, Railroad Commission Authorization to Abandon Station. Agency probably closed earlier. |
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