Santa Fe Freight Station

Constructed in 1938 as one of the improvements to the Fort Worth Union Depot, this depot housed inbound and outbound freight, cold storage, and offices.  This building's design is utilitarian; however, it does feature decorative brick work, a stepped cast stone parapet, and a large neon Santa Fe sign on the north end of the building.  The structural system used for the building is reinforced concrete.  After the building was restored, it opened as the Fort Worth Rail Market, but that venture was not successful and the current plans are to lease the building for office space.