Craig Depot
Most recent photo we have, October 2016.
Built in 1917, the Craig Depot (in Craig, CO) is an
example of early 1900s architectural
style. The Moffat Line and the Craig
Depot served as the hub of activity for
transportation of livestock, coal, supplies,
and people to and from an isolated area.
It was the end of the Moffat Line; loss of
financial backing forced David Moffat to
end his dream to run from Denver to Salt
Lake City there. In 1985, the D&RG RR
shut down the depot.
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