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English: Chicago and Alton Railroad Depot at Higginsville
Among the relatively few remaining Stick style buildings in Missouri is the Chicago and Alton railroad depot; fewer yet are extant Stick style depots with the physical integrity of the Higginsville depot. Constructed during the winter of 1888-89 the depot represents the very last gasp of popular use of Stick style in Missouri.
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