A streetside sign for the Whitefish Depot for Amtrak and a Museum. It also has the Great Northern Railway logo on it.

Another streetside view of the Whitefish Depot, with a sign for the Stumptown Historical Society Museum also housed in the depot building.

A Historic Great Northern Railway Bus at the Whitefish Depot that was used to take people places where the rails couldn't.

Looking across the low fence to the Whitefish Depot's platform that each Empire Builder train spends about twenty minutes being serviced on every day.

The west side of the station building at Whitefish there is also a statue of the Great Northern Railways Mountain Goat.

P42 Genesis Locomotives #203, helped by #189 pull Train #8/28, the combined Eastbound Empire Builder, near the southern side of Whitefish Lake.

The Eastbound Empire builder continues to go around a bend early in the morning about two miles west of the Whitefish Depot.

The Empire Builder continues to round a bend near Whitefish, MT.

The full size Train #8/28 approaches the State Park Road Grade Crossing in Whitefish, MT, two P42 Genesis Locomotives #203 & #189 pull the nine car Superliner Consist, plus a Heritage Baggage Car.

The Empire Builder's Superliners continue to roll across the State Park Road Grade Crossing in Whitefish, MT west of the depot. The combined train, pulled by two P42 Genesis Locomotives, consists of: A Heritage Baggage Car, a Superliner transition sleeper, two regular sleepers, a Diner, a regular coach, and a Coach-Baggage Car (all coming from Seattle-train #8), along with train #28 from Portland: a Sightseer Lounge, a regular Coach, a Coach-Baggage Car, and a sleeper.

Passengers step off of a late Empire Builder onto the new platform at Whitefish that is still under construction

New passengers board the Empire Builder

The Dining Car stopped at Whitefish

Construction workers on the platform

A Whitefish platform sign

A utility box still being worked on

A line of cones and fencing near the depot on the platform

The Whitefish GNR bull dedicated in memory of H. Earl & Marget Turner Clack and in honor of the railroad families

Passengers wait with luggage for the cars their assigned to board to pull up on the short Whitefish platform.

The historic tudor style station house is reciving nothing