L & N Depot, Butler	On the L&N, the "Atlantic Limited," leaving Butler, 1910.  Thanks for this image to Ronald L Dunn	L&N Depot, Butler

Built in 1912 or 1882 - we've seen it both ways. Last passenger train in 1968. Attempts to save the structure failed when it burned.

 

The last passenger train leaves Butler
From a Facebook post by Buck McClanahan

 

Butler Depot, c. 1920	Butler Depot, c. 1880	The L&N Office Staff at  Butler, Spring, 1930

  

Butler Depot
From a Facebook post by Pendleton County Historical & Genealogical Society

 

Maysville's Daily Evening Bulletin, March 21, 1887

 

Largest Culvert on the K. C. Division, L&N RR	August 10, 1900, before the underpass was built

The first train crossed the new culvert on August 10, 1900.

The 1914 L&N Shippers' Guide had this description of Butler. 

 

		Falmouth Train at Butler, 1903	Buttermilk Special in Butler, 1929
The L&N Magazine ran these two images of locomotives in September, 1936.  One's in Berry, the other in Butler. Click on the caption for details.

 

Railroad crew in Butler, 1912
From a Facebook post by Denny Lipscombe

 

Catholic Telegraph, April 12, 1883

The University of Louisville Library is the home of the L&N company records. They're all on-line, here. They include a complete set of the digitized employee magazine.

Northern Kentucky Views has lots of L&N pictures on it's Latonia pages, under Kenton County.

The L & N Historical Society is here.
There's an L & N discussion group on Yahoo, here.