Mount Olive's Train Depot is located right in downtown. Though it has a Main Street address, you will actually find it tucked right behind the Pickle Parlor.
The building was built in 1910 and, when train traffic dropped in the 1960s, it stopped being used. In 1999, it got added to the National Register of Historic Places. Then, in 2010, it was moved to its current location, underwent renovations and is now the Historic Train Depot and Civic Center. The town uses the building for event space and also rents it out.
I only viewed the building from the outside and didn't try to go in, but it is a beautiful, clean historic structure. It is within walking distance of the murals downtown, the Pickle Parlor and the David John Aaron Museum (that has limited operating hours). read more