Amtrak-Lamy Station
The Lamy Depot, located in the small village of Lamy, New Mexico, serves as a transfer point for passengers heading to Santa Fe and showcases the Mission Revival architectural style. Built in 1909 by the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway, this one-story brick structure replaced an earlier wooden station and features traditional elements like stucco-clad walls and red tile roofs that reflect the region's Spanish colonial heritage.
In addition to its role as a passenger waiting area, the historic depot now houses a brewery that caters to both travelers and locals. The depot's design includes a covered outdoor waiting area and a trackside arcade, further enhancing its charm and functionality within the community. Generated from the website
