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4 Comments on Worthington area history
Hi Maureen - I wonder what the train station looked like originally. Do you think the siding was added at a later date? I love historic old train stations. I took a few photos over the summer when I was out and about.
I think the present siding was added later.Probably to make it look more like a house less like the old train station,
I would think it would have been darker colors not white because trains stations sat close to the tracks and would have been sprinkled with cinders. I keep picturing the Wausau Wi train station from insurance ads, I don't know if I have seen that many old country train stations in real life, I tried looking for old photos to get an idea of what it would have looked like as a train station.
Used to live in Flint. I was told by an oldtime rthat this building when it was the train station was behind the Flint carry out. The carryout building was built in the 1870 by the founders of Flint , a pair of brothers by the name of Johnson. It was called Johnsons General merchadise then.A family named Crowner ran a grocery in it from the 1920s to the 1960s. It became a carryout in the 60s and flourished because it was the closest place to buy beer for many Westerville residents when that town was dry.
Used to live in Flint. I was told by an oldtime rthat this building when it was the train station was behind the Flint carry out. The carryout building was built in the 1870 by the founders of Flint , a pair of brothers by the name of Johnson. It was called Johnsons General merchadise then.A family named Crowner ran a grocery in it from the 1920s to the 1960s. It became a carryout in the 60s and flourished because it was the closest place to buy beer for many Westerville residents when that town was dry.