Station	RICKER Brown County Milepost 342+1907’
Origin of Station Name	Unknown
Agency Opened	December 31, 1885
1886 Personnel	No depot staff listed, this was not an agency station. B. Kennessy Section Foreman $55/month Section laborers were Matt Boland, James Brown, J. Matlock and J. W. Matlock. Kennessy provided them room and board.
1890 Insured Structures	Section House $655 (Section No. 39)
1921 Depot(s)	Depot 13’ x 36’ Built 1920 “standard suburban” This standard offered a central room with a covered porch on each side. The central room in this case was 8’ by 13’, with one shed porch being 17’ long and the other being 12’ long.
1946 Traffic Report	No coverage
“The Earth” Press Coverage	No coverage
Employee Magazine Coverage	No coverage
Junction Other Lines	At this point the right-of-way of the Fort Worth and Rio Grande line from Fort Worth to Brownwood converges with the Santa Fe line. However, passenger and freight interchange between the lines occurred at Brownwood.
Agency Closed	Non-agency point
Photographic Images
Operating Bulletins	One bulletin, re movement of siding in 1953. 50 car capacity.
Railroad Commission Complaints	None
Legal Department Files	None
Remarks	The New Handbook of Texas reports Post Office established 1877, closed around 1893.