St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railroad

Transportation 1910s

About

Railroad operator and owner of the depot at Iron Mountain Railroad Depot Notable event: Depot Construction (1910) — The St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railroad built a new depot in 1910, replacing an earlier depot structure, serving both passenger and freight functions.

Related Historic Sites

Iron Mountain Railroad Depot

400 S. Main Street

Historic railroad depot built in 1910 with a notable cast concrete staircase, now serving as a railroad museum.

Standing

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Possibly Related Historic Sites

John Archibald Phillips HouseUnverified

One of the best examples of Queen Anne architecture in Poplar Bluff, built by railroad engineer John Archibald Phillips.

LLM identified as "Employer of the site's builder and owner, John Archibald Phillips, who worked as a railroad engineer" — "Its builder, John Archibald Phillips, was an engineer for the St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railroad."

Possibly Connected People

Wm KennedyUnverified

Mentioned in story "An Unexpected Journey Through Poplar Bluff History" linked to this site

Stephanie KnoppeUnverified

Community member whose passion for the Iron Mountain Depot influenced the project's direction toward preservation

Mentioned in story "An Unexpected Journey Through Poplar Bluff History" linked to this site

Rhonda HillisUnverified

Community member who shared stories about the Historic Rodgers Theatre and its past

Mentioned in story "An Unexpected Journey Through Poplar Bluff History" linked to this site

Details

Era Active: 1910s

Sources

Extracted from historic site: Iron Mountain Railroad Depot

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Iron Mountain Railroad Depot

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