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The Curtice Depot was built by the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad in September 1882 and remained in continuous use by the W&LE, NKP, and N and W railroads for 92 years. The Norfolk and Western Railway donated it to the Mad River and NKP Railroad Society in July 1975, and the 612 Engineering Battalion Ohio National Guard relocated it from Curtice, Ohio, to Bellevue, Ohio, in April 1976. The depot and surrounding museum became Bellevue's lasting bicentennial year project and opened in June 1976.
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