Northern Pacific Railway Depot (Ellensburg, Washington)

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The Northern Pacific Railway Depot in Ellensburg, Washington, is a historic early 20th-century train station designed by the prominent architectural firm Reed and Stem, known for its role in regional rail transportation and distinctive period architecture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic building
railway station
train depot
architecturalDesigner Reed and Stem
architecturalFirm Reed and Stem
architecturalStylePeriod early 20th-century architecture
category Historic train stations in the United States
Northern Pacific Railway stations
Railway stations in Washington (state)
country United States of America
era early 20th century
hasArchitecturalSignificance yes
hasFunction train station
hasHistoricSignificance yes
heritageStatus historic train station
locatedIn Ellensburg, Washington
linked to: Ellensburg

Kittitas County, Washington
Washington (state)
linked to: Washington
notableFor distinctive period architecture
role in regional rail transportation
originalOwner Northern Pacific Railway
partOf Northern Pacific Railway network
railwayCompanyServed Northern Pacific Railway
serves Ellensburg, Washington
linked to: Ellensburg
transportationType rail transportation
usedFor freight rail service
passenger rail service

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Reed and Stem notableWork Northern Pacific Railway Depot (Yakima, Washington)
linked to: Northern Pacific Railway Depot (Ellensburg, Washington)
Reed and Stem notableWork Northern Pacific Railway Depot (Ellensburg, Washington)