Railroad Depot & Caboose I-II Framed Print

Railroad Depot & Caboose I-II. This photograph shows artefacts of the "Dallas & Wichita Railway". In 1874, rights-of-way through land outside Dallas was sold to the Railway Company for the price of $1 per acre. The railroad meant progress, quick transportation, communication and access to goods and services from coast to coast. The depot was build around 1877. The picture is framed-to-order in your choice of size and frame colour. (Photography by Boje "Bo" Horstmann.)

• Print Sizes - 11 x 14 inch, 16 x 20 inch
• Art Material - Kodak Endura Premier Paper
• Art Material Finish - Lustre
• Mat Color - White
• Mat Size - 2 inch
• Frame Style - Contemporary
• Frame Material - Solid Wood
• Frame Thickness - 1.25 inch
• Frame Depth - .8 inch
• Finished Product Sizes - 17 x 20 inch, 22 x 26 inch
• Frame Colors - Cherry, Walnut, Natural, Black, White

This historic photography artwork is printed on premier paper with a lustre finish in your choice of size. It is stored behind scratch-resistant acrylic and finished with a custom-built solid wood contemporary frame in your choice of color. Comes ready to hang.