L&N Train Station — Attraction in Scottsville

Take the last train to Clarksville And I'll meet you at the station You can be here by 4:30 'Cause I've made your reservation Don't be slow Oh, no, no, no Oh, no, no, no 'Cause I'm leavin' in the morning And I must see you again We'll have one more night together 'Til the morning brings my train And I must go Oh, no, no, no Oh, no, no, no And I don't know if I'm ever comin' home Take the last train to Clarksville I'll be waiting at the station We'll have time for coffee flavored kisses And a bit of conversation Oh, no, no, no Oh, no, no, no Take the last train to Clarksville Now I must hang up the phone I can't hear you in this noisy railroad station, all alone I'm feelin' low Oh, no, no, no Oh, no, no, no And I don't know if I'm ever coming home Oh Take the last train to Clarksville And I'll meet you at the station You can be here by 4:30 'Cause I've made your reservation Don't be slow Oh, no, no, no Oh, no, no, no And I don't know if I'm ever coming home Take the last train to Clarksville Take the last train to Clarksville Take the last train to Clarksville Take the last train...

This is a cute train station that now supports a local farmers market just outside. The train is a large locomotive and caboose. When I visited, we were not able to go on the train and look around. The station seems to be more set up to be a reception hall and not really a museum. If you want to taste of local foods, such as tomatoes, beans, pickles, local jams & jellies, this place is highly recommended. We had purchased a small jar of a blackberry jelly that was amazing. Would absolutely go again, just for that...

Just a large train parked at a vacant rail station. I am curious about rail in Clarksville and this site would be a wonderful opportunity to explain just that. It is unclear if it is operational, a museum, or just rusting metal. Hopefully, some cash can be found to help tell the reason and history for this...