12:15am No. 18 Eastward The Super Chief
12:35am No. 10 Eastward Centennial State
12:40am No. 111 Westward Doodlebug via Great Bend
4:12am No. 19 Westward The Chief
4:40am No. 9 Westward Centenial State
6:10am No. 17 Westward The Super Chief
6:27am No. 21 Westward El Capitan
6:30am No. 112 Eastward Doodlebug via Great Bend
9:25am No. 127 Westward Passenger
10:00am No. 73 Westward Mixed to Boise City
11:25am No. 4 Eastward California Limited
11:55am No. 8 Eastward Fast Mail Express
2:55pm No. 7 Westbound Fast Mail Express
3:15pm No. 74 Eastboun Mixed from Boise City
5:45pm No. 22 Eastward El Capitan
7:40pm No. 3 Westward California Limited
7:50pm No. 128 Eastward Passenger
9:45pm No. 20 Eastward The Chief
Dodge City, home of Boot Hill and Wyatt Earp and modern western myth. There isn't much in Dodge City that would remind one of the wild west. For gosh sake the roads are paved! However the Santa Fe presence here is unmistakeable. There is a large yard here and the grand depot/ Harvey House on the main east west drag through town. The neon sign on the depot proclaims S a n t a F e. It is truely one of those sites that is a Santa Fe classic. Amtrak's Southwest Chief stops in Dodge City at the old depot. It is a shame that only the single east and single westbound daily passenger trains call on this depot. If you look closely you can still see the ghosts of Harvey Girls, travel weary passengers, troop trains, Pullman sleepers, and sleek streamliners. It would be interesting to open a few rooms in this old structure to restore a piece of the Harvey Legacy as a bed and breakfast.
Page 70, 71, and 84 of Joe McMillian's Wheat Lines and Super Freights shows several different views of the depot and facilites around the yard.
