Miami Railway Station

Not to be confused with Miami station (Amtrak).

Miami Railway Station
A small dirt path leads from the bottom right to the side of a red building and a five-step deck stairway at the end of which is a door. The side of the building is two stories, with two narrow windows on the bottom floor flanking the number 100, below which is a railroad crossing as a decoration and above which is a sign reading "Miami". Above these are two square windows. The building extends away to the left, with the steep roof pierced by a gable, beyond which is the roof of the single-storey freight shed. The walls consist of horizontal planks painted red, and the window frames are painted white. Behind the building are a few trees, with a cloudy sky in the background, and fronting the structure is green grass, patchy in some areas.
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Former namesMiami Northern Pacific and Manitoba Railway Station
Canadian Northern Railway Station
Canadian National Railway Station
Miami Railway Station Museum Association
General information
Town or cityMiami, Manitoba
CountryCanada
Completed1889
Technical details
Floor count2
Website
www.miamirailwaystationmuseum.com
Official nameMiami Railway Station (Canadian Northern) National Historic Site of Canada
Designated15 June 1976

The Miami Railway Station is a former railway station that was built in Miami, Manitoba, by the Northern Pacific and Manitoba Railway Company in 1889. Designated as a National Historic Site of Canada in 1976, it is now a railway museum that operates during the summer. The museum is at the southern end of the village near the intersection of Highway 23 and Letain Street.