Belfast is a tiny community southeast on Lewisburg in Marshall County (Along U.S.431 or TN 50). The depot at Belfast is considered the best surviving example of the Duck River Valley Narrow Gauge Railroad buildings. The small Victorian rail station is an excellent board and batten structure. It was built before the 1870's. The tracks have long since been removed. Now, is on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Saturday, September 25, 2010
Belfast, TN depot
Belfast is a tiny community southeast on Lewisburg in Marshall County (Along U.S.431 or TN 50). The depot at Belfast is considered the best surviving example of the Duck River Valley Narrow Gauge Railroad buildings. The small Victorian rail station is an excellent board and batten structure. It was built before the 1870's. The tracks have long since been removed. Now, is on the National Register of Historic Places.
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