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Richmond Rail-fan Pictures

The Richmond depot is long gone, and the trains don't come and the Railway Cafe is now Kimberly's. Now a lone signal and a platform stand awaiting a train that never comes. It's between Main St, and Weymouth St. in Richmond, ME 04357, or 44°05'16.0"N 69°48'09.5"W.

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