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Lee Hall Train Station Foundation

About Lee Hall Train Station Foundation

The Lee Hall Train Station Foundation is located in Newport News, Virginia. It is situated at 9 Elmhurst Street and Warwick Boulevard. The foundation is associated with a historic depot that was built around 1881.

This depot has a distinct structure, featuring a two-story central section with single-story wings. It was originally used as a station on the Chesapeake & Ohio rail line and served communities in the area.

The depot now offers exhibits that provide information about the impact of the railroad on the local area and its history. It is one of the historic sites in Newport News, and visitors can learn about the past at this location.

The Lee Hall Train Station Foundation is part of the city's historic services, which aim to preserve and interpret the city's historic resources. The foundation's work is connected to the broader context of American history through various programs and events.

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9 Elmhurst St, Newport News, VA 23603

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