The one story brick building constructed in 1902 with a 165-foot long (50 m) concourse that paralleled the main building.
An open side, steel train shed spanned the three tracks and was 550 feet (170 m) long.
The station contained the following rooms:
general waiting room (30 ft wide and 45 ft long)
colored waiting room (25 ft wide and 35 ft long)
two small rest rooms
one baggage room (30 ft wide and 60 ft long)
Mail and express packages were handled direct from the cars to trucks.
The one story brick building constructed in 1902 with a 165-foot long (50 m) concourse that paralleled the main building. An open side, steel train shed spanned the three tracks and was 550 feet (170 m) long. The station contained the following rooms:
general waiting room (30 ft wide and 45 ft long)
colored waiting room (25 ft wide and 35 ft long)
two small rest rooms
one baggage room (30 ft wide and 60 ft long)
Mail and express packages were handled direct from the cars to trucks.
L&N Station (New Orleans)