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Shafter Depot

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The Great Central Valley of California is filled with wonderful agricultural towns such as Shafter, in the middle of Kern County. Shafter, located between two major highways, is one of the hundreds of small towns going about its business, bypassed by most of the people traveling north and south along Highways I-5 and 99. The Shafter Depot is just one of thousands of small railroad depots that are no longer in service. The community of Shafter has turned their depot into the Shafter Depot Museum.

Shafter Depot along the east side of California State Highway 43 in the agricultural town of Shafter.

Hours: First Saturday.

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West Facade. Photo date: 3-25-05.
West Facade
West Facade. Photo date: 3-25-05.
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West Facade. Photo date: 3-25-05.
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Artifacts. Photo date: 3-25-05.
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