Built in 1909 - 1911 at the then astronomical cost of $250,00.00. This is probably the most      

       architecturally significant building in Denison. Its location at foot of Main Street and the 

       downtown business district is on hint of its former importance. At its peak the KATY Depot and 

       four other stations in the area normally hosted 52 arriving and departing passenger trains every

       24 hours. On its last cross country tour, the Liberty Bell was exhibited here in 1915  President

       Franklin Roosevelt and his wife, Eleanor Roosevelt stopped here in 1936, during his Texas

       Centennial visit. Since its construction, this brick railroad passenger station with red granite
       and terracotta trim has come to stand as a symbol of Denison. A pharmacy and drug store,
       cafes and shops as well as MKT offices and ticket sales, were housed on the premises.  

             The KATY Depot building, originaly called the Union Station, is located in the Denison 

      Historic East End District. The building was build to serve north Texas and still stands today for 

      all to see. The building is a unique place with a long history as the hub of the KMT railroad's          
      operations. 

             The railroad is gone, but the restored KATY Depot remains as not only a historic reminder 

      of the past and a first class office building, but as a nostalgic location for parties, celebrations
      and conferences. We also have large and small offices available that could be the location for
      your new business.  

             Denison is located one hour north of Dallas and is poised for substantial growth as Dallas
     continues its expansion up Highway 75. This property is located in Denison's historic downtown
     area, a state designated Art and Cultural District, which is experiencing an upsurge of commercial    
     activity. The property is located in the Central Business District and is zoned for commercial,
     retail and residential. The city has become a tourist destination due to its arts and music
     scene and because it is only 10 minutes from Lake Texoma and its 89,000 acres of outdoor
     recreation. 

Call Su Robinson 903 463 7729 or email katydepot1@hotmail.com for more informations