Hello Frisco Folks Here is a photo of the Frisco depot in Marshfield, MO. Take care, Rich Ship it on the Frisco!
From Richard Crabtree on Frisco Rails Across Missouri. Here we are at the Frisco depot in Marshfield, Missouri. The Southwest Branch of The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad, aka Frisco came to town in 1870. The town was named after Marshfield, Massachusetts. The Frisco depot that we see in the photographs was constructed in 1886. Photo 1) We see the Frisco depot in Marshfield, Missouri around the timeframe 1915. We see the Marshfield Milling Company Grain Elevator in the background. Photo 2) Frisco depot in Marshfield, Missouri circa 1970s. Photo 3) Overhead view of the Frisco depot in Marshfield, Missouri circa 1960. Photo 4) Frisco B30-7 SLSF 863 westbound with a Frisco Piggyback train Marshfield, MO. Fall 1979. Photograph by Mark Mason. Click here for current view just west of Pitts Street. https://www.google.com/maps/@37.3372561,-92.9042291,3a,60y,194.86h,91.79t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sxbImBZO4BUq9sLZ3DMyp8w!2e0!7i13312!8i6656
From Richard Crabtree on Frisco Rails Across Missouri. We are back at the Frisco depot in Marshfield, Missouri It is February 22nd 1912 and even with heavy snowfall the station crew took pride in working for the Frisco with their Frisco decorated snowbank.
