Painesville Depot - N Scale Railroad the Berea Depot was considered

the Berea Depot was considered a "union" station because it served both the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern (LS&MS) and Cleveland

(1) Desk with typewriter and candlestick phone

(1) set of single train order lights

The Painesville Depot is bigger than it appears

doors and finials and clock minute and hour hands

Painesville Depot - N Scale Railroad the Berea Depot was consideredThe Painesville (OH) Depot opened on February 1, 1893 to serve the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad, which later became part of the New York Central. Featuring the Richardson Romanesque style, it served passengers until May 1971. A dedicated volunteer group rescued and restored the depot and it now serves as the Painesville Railroad Museum, displaying various railroad memorabilia and hosting events like the Lincoln Funeral Train. The