Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States
Santa Fe Depot
This 1934 depot sat abandoned for 20 years until a developer spent seven years negotiating to buy it for $374,667.
From the CommunityThis 1934 depot sat abandoned for 20 years until a developer spent seven years negotiating to buy it for $374,667.
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What's more fun that inside? Outside.
AWA visted hereThe Slovak Arrow: A symbol of speed, innovation, and national identity.
Looks like this building packed its bags in the 1940s and never quite disembarked.
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