Sequatchie Valley Railroad
Dunlap, Tennessee
Mile 37.00
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The Dunlap, Tennessee Railroad Passenger & Freight Depot is seen in the right background of this photograph dating around 1925. This wood framed depot was built in 1888 and is similar in style with other wood depots built by the Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway for the Sequatchie Valley Railroad (Pikeville Branch Railroad). The depot burned in 1974. Photograph Courtesy, Carson Camp, the historian at the Dunlap Coke Ovens Museum. To view their web site click link below:
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Another view of the Sequatchie Valley Railroad (Pikeville Branch Railroad) passenger & freight depot at Dunlap. This one also dates around 1925.
Photograph Courtesy, Carson Camp
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Another view of the Sequatchie Valley Railroad (Pikeville Branch Railroad) passenger & freight depot at Dunlap. This one dates 1918 and shows Red Cross recruits.
Photograph Courtesy, Carson Camp
In this photograph taken on August 31, 2005 can be seen a portion of the old Pikeville Branch Railroad (Sequatchie Valley Railroad) just north of downtown Dunlap, Tennessee. Trains have not ventured here since the early 1990s.
Photograph Courtesy, Dennis Lambert
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Locomotive #172 and its train sit beside the Dunlap, Tennessee depot in this 1930s photograph.
Photograph Courtesy, Carson Camp
