Greenville Junction, Maine — Station Museum

Built in 1889 and known locally for its conical "witch's hat" roof, the Canadian Pacific Railway Depot at Greenville Junction is listed on the National Register of Historic Places (2017) and is being preserved as a community museum by the Greenville Junction depot-restoration group. The building sits beside the former Canadian Pacific main line, now operated as part of CPKC, a short distance from Moosehead Lake. At qualification on 2026-09-20, the night-time frame showed the reddish octagonal depot building lit by a platform light, a single track running past it, and surrounding trees.