A Quick Tour of the Depot in Photos...
Trains have an almost mystical appeal sometimes to both old...
and young...
and railroad history can be surprisingly absorbing.
During the off-season we take down our museum exhibits and become a community and cultural center, hosting everything from blues concerts (Guy Davis, Leon Redbone, John Hammond, Spencer Bohren, Tom Rush, Wolfman Belfour, and many more -- check out  www.bluesatthedepot.com later)...
to popular wedding receptions (this is a great place for them, too).
This beautiful former station is elegant and ornate both inside...
and out.
With the help of both our faithful members and the dozens of generous donors who have helped us build our collection over the years... we welcome thousands of visitors each year to a wonderful museum.
Seeing modern places a century ago can be like stepping back in a time machine -- a new look at an unseen past that's been there all along.
We've even been excited to bring out steam train visits once or twice.
William Clark camped just a few miles from here, we're an official site on the Lewis and Clark interpretive trail, and we have presented several Lewis and Clark special exhibits (the bicentennial of the Clark party's passage on the Yellowstone is July 15, 2006.
Swing by the gift shop on the way out too -- a great source for gift ideas.
We hope you'll have enjoyed your visit.  Recommend us to your friends!

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THE LIVINGSTON DEPOT CENTER

The Livingston Depot Foundation is a non-profit organization committed to enriching the lives of residents of Livingston and surrounding, communities, and tourists to the Yellowstone area by (1) restoring, preserving and protecting the historic Northern Pacific depot, now a community cultural center--The Livingston Depot Center; (2) presenting and promoting the visual and performing arts, culture, history of the Yellowstone Region, and educational programs in the arts and humanities; and (3) promoting community involvement, tourism and economic development through the operation and use of the Livingston Depot Center.  

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