Off Main
Off Main
Walton Lumber Company
west of the railroad, on Depot/Park
Calender Blacksmith Shop
looking east from main on Locust
The Walton Advertiser Building, 1930
Across Southern RR on High St, first building
on left.
Read about the Advertiser's beginnings,
here.
Walton Canning Company, c. 1904
Nicholson Avenue
The Q. & C. Depot, Walton,
Kentucky
on Locust Street, on what was later the Southern,
and is now the Norfolk Southern
Railroad,
The Q & C was the Queen and Crescent, from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
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“The new depot and stock-pens on the Southern road at this point [Walton] are completed and Mr. C. M. Carlisle has the honor of the first shipment of stock from here. The depot building is a first-class structure, large and commodious, with an elegant finish. The side-track at the depot is now necessary for the convenience of permanent business.” The Commonwealth, a Covington newspaper, November 7, 1877. |
The internet has both the Southern Railway Historical Society,
here;
and to the Louisville & Nashville Historical Society,
here.
The L & N Depot, Walton
(behind the Walton Equitable / Dixie State / Kentucky National / Star /
Firstar Bank / US Bank)
Timetable for the L&N at Walton, 1879, here.
L & N Depot, from the Dixie State Bank
S & H Contractors, Walton
I-75 & Ky. 16
