1905 MOPAC Train Depot
🚂 Step Into Bay City’s Railroading Past at the MOPAC Train Depot 🚂
Built in 1905, the historic MOPAC Train Depot stands as a proud reminder of Bay City's deep roots in Texas rail history. Originally part of the St. Louis, Brownsville, and Mexico Railway—known locally as "The Brownie"—this depot connected communities along the Gulf Coast for nearly 80 years.
🎉 Now beautifully restored and available to rent, the MOPAC Train Depot is the perfect space for your next small gathering, meeting, or celebration!
🏠 Capacity: Up to 50 guests
🍽 Full-size kitchen
🪑 Tables & chairs provided
🚻 Two restrooms, patio, and open gathering area
📅 Rental Hours: Monday–Sunday | 8 AM – 10 PM
🛠 Recent Upgrades:
✔️ Roof, floors, and paint completed in Sept. 2024
✔️ Window blinds installed June 2025
📍 Want to book the MOPAC Train Depot? It’s easy!
Click here for reservation fees
🔹 Online: Click here to reserve (under the Buildings tab)
🔹 In Person: Parks & Recreation Office at 1209 10th Street | Mon–Fri, 8 AM – 5 PM
MOPAC Screaming Eagle Caboose
📍 And don’t miss the MOPAC Screaming Eagle Caboose just outside the depot!
Donated in 1988, this authentic "Short Bay Window Caboose" was once part of American freight history—now it's a photo-worthy piece of our community’s past.
Come visit, celebrate, and experience Bay City's railroad legacy up close.
