Passenger Train Stations in Arizona - W

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• Wellton. Southern Pacific.
• Wickenburg, Arizona. Depot built 1895 by SFP&P. Last ATSF passenger service April 1969. Still stands; used as Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce.
• Willcox, Arizona. Built 1914 by SP. Last SP passenger service 1971. Restored by city, 1999.
• Williams, Arizona. A&P depot built 1885. Last passenger service 1908. Still stands; used as Williams Chamber of Commerce since 1994.
• Williams. AT&SF depot built 1908. Last ATSF passenger service December 1960. Still stands; used by Grand Canyon Railway as their terminal since 1989. Owned and operated by Xanterra since 2007.
• Williams. Fray Marcos Harvey House. AT&SF built 1908. Last hotel patrons in 1957. Purchased and restored in 1989 by Biegert Family. Still stands; used by Grand Canyon Railway as their gift shop, offices, dispatching, commissary and storage since 1989. New modern 'Fray Marcos Hotel' opened in late 1990s to the north of 1908 structure. Owned and operated by Xanterra since 2007.
• Williams Junction. Built 1960 by ATSF. Last ATSF passenger service April 1969. Razed 1984. Platform rebuilt 1999 for restored Amtrak Southwest Chief service and connecting bus shuttle to Williams Grand Canyon Railway depot.
• Winslow, Arizona. Depot built 1930 by ATSF. Last ATSF passenger service 1971. Currently served by Amtrak.
• Winslow. La Posada Harvey House. Built for ATSF Railway in 1929 by renowned architect Elizabeth Jane Colter (Mary E. J. Colter). Last hotel patrons in 1957. Still stands. Housed ATSF dispatching offices until Spring 1995. Purchased and restored in 1997 by Affeldt / Mion Family. Now an operating hotel named 'La Posada Hotel & Gardens'. Features dining, shops, art galleries, gardens, museum and trading post and is accessed by Amtrak service and Route 66.