English: Photograph of the L&N Depot in Foley, Alabama. The Bay Minette-Fort Morgan Railway, a branch of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, was built for travel to Foley in 1905. The intention was to take the tracks all the way to Fort Morgan, but a hurricane disrupted construction. The railroad station, built in 1905, burned to the ground three years later and was replaced the following year with this station.
Photograph from the Doris Rich Photograph Collection held by the Doy Leale McCall Rare Book and Manuscript Library at the University of South Alabama.
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Photograph from the Doris Rich Photograph Collection held by the Doy Leale McCall Rare Book and Manuscript Library at the University of South Alabama.
In 1971, the L & N discontinued its services to Foley and planned to demolish the station. John Snook, owner of Gulf Telephone, bought the building for $1.00. He moved it to Magnolia Springs and used it as a warehouse. In 1991, he deeded it to the City of Foley and it was returned to the original site where it still stands today, operating as the Foley Alabama Railroad Museum.
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