The Tallahassee Amtrak station continues to fare better than some of the old stations along the former New Orleans-Florida route of Amtrak's Sunset Limited.

Additional uses for the station have ensured that it remains in a public building. These uses have made the old station, originally constructed in 1858 for the Pensacola and Georgia Railroad (which later became part of the Seaboard Air Line) a productive economic engine, even without train service. 

That said, we look forward to the day the trains do return. From WCTV TV (Tallahassee):

--Jackson McQuigg