This train station was built by the original Denver, South Park & Pacific Railway back in 1879. For 60 years it was the center for trains entering and leaving town but by 1939, the last Colorado & Southern train left town and the old depot fell into disrepair.
The Como Depot is now owned by Como resident David Tomkins and thanks to his efforts combined with that of the Denver South Park & Pacific Railway Historical Society, the depot has been restored to his former glory. The DSP&P Historical Society now leases the depot and are developing a museum of South Park Railway artifacts. Find more updates and background at southparkrailsociety.org/como-depot

Alexandra Pavia

November 23, 2023

Established in 1879 by the original Denver, South Park & Pacific Railway, this train station was a bustling hub for arrivals and departures for 60 years. However, when the last Colorado & Southern train left town in 1939, the station fell into disrepair. Now, all that remains are scattered remnants, offering a glimpse into the history of the once-vibrant train depot.

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