Heart of Whitefish: Recent painting project restores historic beauty of a town treasure
The historic Whitefish Depot in 1950. Painting the building along with other maintenance overseen by the Stumptown Historical Society keeps the building restored to its past glory. (Photo courtesy of Stumptown Historical Society)
A fresh coat of paint brings out the beauty of the historic Whitefish Depot. (Whitney England/Whitefish Pilot)
A painter gives the historic Whitefish Depot a fresh coat of paint last month. (Whitney England/Whitefish Pilot)
The historic Whitefish Depot in 1927 shortly after the building was completed. Painting the building along with other maintenance overseen by the Stumptown Historical Society keeps the building restored to its past glory. (Photo courtesy of Stumptown Historical Society)
At the north end of downtown, the Whitefish Depot has classic Tudor-style architecture with a similar appearance to historic buildings in Glacier National Park, offering a glimpse into the past that formed the City of Whitefish.
First constructed in 1927, the Whitefish Depot was truly the beginning of a more vibrant town and to this day is an iconic symbol for the railroad-turned ski town...
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