Save the Depot in Greenville Junction, Maine
From the "Most Endangered Historic Building in Maine" to the "Jewel on Moosehead Lake":
One of the last original railroad depots in Maine. Built in 1889 by the Canadian Pacific Railroad, this beautifully rehabilitated depot features an iconic "witches hat" roofline set against the dramatic backdrop of Moosehead Lake. The station embodies the characteristic Queen Anne style of Canadian Pacific stations built in Maine, Quebec, and New Brunswick. Of the 18 stations built on the Maine portion of the railway, less than 5 are known to still exist. The depot was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2017. Rent this historic building for your next event.
Support the Depot
Help us preserve and protect the Depot in Greenville Junction, Maine for future generations.
Donations: “Save the Depot”, P.O. Box 16, Greenville, ME 04441
