The Depot Traditional Cache

Railroad stations were designated locations along railroad lines to serve the handling of passengers, freight, and other commodities; as traffic control, maintenance, and/or communication centers. Often stations were marked by buildings including depots, towers, and maintenance facilities and almost always by a sign visible from the tracks. This was one of those fine structures!

The coordinates given in Geocaching are not allowed to take you within 150 feet of a railroad track. That does not mean Geocaches are never within 150 feet (but still at a safe distance) :) This is a small container that should be an east park and grab, and there is a bit of space for small swag and trackables.  Take a look at the building as it is a throwback to another time.  If around for the first weekend in May, the Jamestown Hellhole Swamp Festival is the place to be!