Definition of "depot" []

• A railroad or bus station. (noun)
• A warehouse or storehouse. (noun)
• A storage installation for military equipment and supplies. (noun)
• A station for assembling military recruits and forwarding them to active units. (noun)

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• "Read on and imagine a future Beachwood that could include an historic downtown with wider sidewalks, benches, streetlights, native trees and a bike path leading straight off the county rail trail from a rebuilt borough train depot/rail trail visitor center to the waterfront docks, beach and Mayo Park."
• "Today the site of the depot is partly occupied by an industrial estate, but there are remains to explore."
• "Early Tuesday evening, after Spooky and I picked Sonya up at the train depot, the three of us stopped off at Myopic Books in Wayland Square."