Constructed in 1911, the OWR & N Co. Railroad Depot served Hood River's thriving fruit, timber, and tourist industries. The Craftsman style building, larger than most other stations, replaced the original 1882 Queen Anne style depot on the site. The new depot included a women's restroom, a waiting room large enough to accommodate 120 people, and a men's smoking room. Listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1988, the building is now the headquarters for the Mt. Hood Railroad.