Canyon County Historical Nampa Train Depot Museum

Construction began in 1902 and the depot opened in September of 1903. It served as Nampa’s train depot until the Union Pacific depot on the north side of the tracks was completed in the latter part of 1925. This building then served as offices for the Union Pacific. The building was eventually donated to the Canyon County Historical Society by the Union Pacific Railroad. It was partially restored and converted into a museum by the Canyon County Historical Society and dedicated July 3, 1976.