Depot

ID: 1259 ~ Source: Courtesy New Albany-Floyd County Public Library ~ Date: 1900

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The first New Albany and Salem depot in New Albany stood at 125 East Oak Street. The railroad used it until 1891. This photo was taken sometime after 1895, when the building was occupied by M. Zier and Co., boiler and sheet iron specialists.
Image courtesy of New Albany-Floyd County Public Library Digital Collections.

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New Albany and Salem Railroad

By John Slack, Mary K. Marlatt, Benjamin Gies & Ellis Cassity

The New Albany and Salem Railroad played a crucial role in the commercial and industrial development of southern Indiana for more than a century. Organized in 1847, the railroad linked New Albany with Salem, Indiana, the seat of Washington County. …