Berea Train Station - HO Scale B&A The clock tower and roof

The clock tower and roof were destroyed in a fire between 1943 and 1951

Some sanding or filing of parts may be required to remove "support" nubs leftover from the 3D printing process

both of which became key elements of the New York Central System

Freight Car Red (chimney)

Historic photos by Karl Underwood

Berea Train Station - HO Scale B&A The clock tower and roofBuilt in 1876, the Berea Depot was considered a "union" station because it served both the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern (LS&MS) and Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railway (Big 4), both of which became key elements of the New York Central System. It was built from local sandstone, which at the time was the world's largest sandstone quarry. Passenger train service ended in 1954 and the structure was vacant for an extended time. It was