Right downtown, the small old train depot has been beautifully restored and is filled with historical items and information panels relating to when you could board a train here and connect to the rest of the nation. Despite the posted hours, the depot is plagued by a lack of volunteers and isn't always open as promised.
1904 Train Depot
Corpus Christi Area
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