This collection consists of 46 photographs of train depots across Tennessee. With one exception, each image is identified by place and time, and a few have the photographer name on the back. The photograph of Spring City, taken by P. M. Darnell on June 6, 1964, also includes a note reading "Old-fashioned train robbery held - also, all train passengers fed free meal." Other identified photographers include Tom Sink, Warren Calloway, James L. Paty, and Fran Goodyear.

Photographs include Athens (1972), Belvidere (1962), Bemberg (1965), Bull's Gap (1972), Caryville (1973), Carthage Junction (1970), Charleston (1974), Chuckey (1972), Church Hill (1965), Cleveland (1974), Clinton (1973), Columbia (undated), Cowan (1962), Crab Orchard (1953), Daisy (1964), Dayton (1974), Dilley (1933), Etowah (1974), Greenback (1965), Greeneville (1963), Harriman (1973), Jackson (1976), Jefferson City (1972), Kingsport (1965, 1970, 1974), Lenoir City (1972), Lewisburg (1975), Louden (1971), Madisonville (1972), Manchester (1976), Knoxville (1965), Monterey (1935), Murfreesboro (1976), Nemo (1931), Newport (1973, 1976), Ooltewah (1974), Rockwood (1974), Shelbyville (1975), Shellmound (1923), Smyrna (1975), Spring City (1964), Sweetwater (1965), Union City (1935), and Westmoreland (1963).