Livingston was the original entrance to Yellowstone National Park. It was at this depot railroad passengers on the old Northern Pacific Railroad
traveled 50 miles to Gardiner to catch the park branch line.
Depot was built by the railroad in 1902 and used for
passenger service until the late 1970's. The yellow vehicle is a Yellowstone classic tour passenger van.
The architecture is Northern Pacific Railroad style with
Italian terra cotta flair. The Depot is now a museum.
Italian terra cotta flair. The Depot is now a museum.
A typical steam engine with passenger cars used on the route.
Walking around the neighborhood near our RV park,
we found homesteads with views and peaceful settings.
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