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    This document provides information about a 1904 building located at 120 Mitcham Avenue in Auburn, Alabama. It is a one-story Richardson Romanesque style brick railroad depot that replaced two earlier depots on the same site, both of which burned down. The second depot was destroyed by lightning in 1904. The building contributed to the North College Street Historic District.

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    This document provides information about a 1904 building located at 120 Mitcham Avenue in Auburn, Alabama. It is a one-story Richardson Romanesque style brick railroad depot that replaced two earlier depots on the same site, both of which burned down. The second depot was destroyed by lightning in 1904. The building contributed to the North College Street Historic District.

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    This document provides information about a 1904 building located at 120 Mitcham Avenue in Auburn, Alabama. It is a one-story Richardson Romanesque style brick railroad depot that replaced two earlier depots on the same site, both of which burned down. The second depot was destroyed by lightning in 1904. The building contributed to the North College Street Historic District.

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    120-124 Mitcham Avenue

    North College Street Historic District

    Intensive Survey of February 13, 2006 (prior to local designation)

    Resource 2. 1904. 120 Mitcham Avenue. Auburn Railroad Depot. One


    story Richardson Romanesque brick, bell-cast hipped roof, stick style
    brackets. This rectangular building replaced two prior train depots, the
    first constructed in 1846-47 and burned in 1864 by General Rousseau’s
    Raiders, and the second built after the Civil War and destroyed in 1904
    in a fire caused by lightning. Confederate President Jefferson Davis
    reviewed the Auburn Guards at the depot while en route to his
    inauguration in Montgomery. Contributing Resource.

    Inventory of October 19, 1978 (prior to National Register designation, Old Main
    and North Street Historic District)

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    Background texture courtesy of pareeerica at http://www.flickr.com/people/8078381@N03/

    Historic Preservation Commission


    City of Auburn
    171 North Ross Street, Suite 100
    Auburn, Alabama 36830
    (334) 501-3040 • www.auburnalabama.org

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