Gage, OK

The Gage depot started life in 1904 as a fairly standard pre-1910 Santa Fe frame depot. In 1956 is was rebuilt with asbestos siding, shortened, and shorn of its bay window. In the 1970's, it was sold to a local feed company and moved back from the tracks a short distance. The Gage area is also home to several other depots or portions of depots, including Follett, TX, Waka, TX, Spearman, TX, and Curtis, OK.

Gage, OK

The Gage depot started life in 1904 as a fairly standard pre-1910 Santa Fe frame depot. In 1956 is was rebuilt with asbestos siding, shortened, and shorn of its bay window. In the 1970's, it was sold to a local feed company and moved back from the tracks a short distance. The Gage area is also home to several other depots or portions of depots, including Follett, TX, Waka, TX, Spearman, TX, and Curtis, OK.

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