The historic Wabash Station is the main hub of Columbia Transit.  The Station underwent extensive renovations in 2007. Originally built and opened in July 1910 as the Wabash Train Station, the Station is celebrating it's 100th Anniversary in 2010.

Renovations included the addition of a new administrative annex, expanded waiting area in the historic depot, a covered walkway extended out the back and two pieces of artwork created by local artists David Spear and Don Asbee as part of the city's percent for art project.

On July 16, 2010 we celebrated the 100th birthday of this beautiful, historic building.

126 North Tenth Street

Back of station with new canopy waiting area

Sculpture created by
local artist Don Asbee

One of four oil paintings by local artist David Spear. The four paintings are hung in the lobby of the historic Wabash Station.

Citizens enjoy the new artwork in the lobby of the Wabash Station.