Built in 1903 on the north side of West North Street in Queen Anne style, Moravia's Wabash Depot was relocated to the south side of the street in 1975 when the Wabash Railroad donated it to the Moravia Area Historical Society. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it is one of only two remaining standard plan wooden Wabash depots in Iowa. Nearly unaltered on the interior and exterior, its exterior restoration was completed in 2021, and using an old photo for authenticity, local craftsman Bill Mullins replicated the iconic trim in 2022.