Clarksville Station

Like many Dominion Atlantic stations, Clarksville has been moved, cut apart and converted to a private residence and summer cottage. All that remained at Clarksville was a station sign board acting as a flag stop.

Station 1901 to Present

The station was built by the Midland Railway in 1901 across the homstead of the Clark family who provided two generations of station masters. The station was located on the south side of the tracks. It had two parts: passenger service on the east end and freight on the west end. The station was adjustment to the property of house in Clarksville which occupied the north side of the tracks. When the station was closed in 1960, it was sold and cut into two. The freight end was saved by the Clark family who also saved the station boards and interior station equipment.The station served until 1960 when it was closed and cut apart.^[1] The station was moved up the road eastwards onto the hill where it currently lives, converted to a cottage, with the hardwood floors from the passenger waiting room. The other half is reported to still be around, but it is not clear where its current home is located, possibly just west of it's original location.