This is the final installment of my photo essay of the home of the Railroaders. “Around the turn of the century, as many as thirty-five passenger trains, one hundred freight trains and three thousand passengers used the depot each day.” Signal tower near downtown Durand. An engine. A caboose – something you don’t see much of these days. A rather odd little drinking fountain. They should have chosen a bear, instead. The Durand Memorial Library. … Read entire article »