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- Great_Northern_Depot_(Bemidji,_Minnesota) abstract "The Great Northern Depot in Bemidji, Minnesota, United States, is a former Great Northern Railway depot now listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is notable as being the last depot commissioned by James J. Hill, the "Empire Builder".The building is a one-story structure, built of brick and limestone, with a hipped roof. The architecture is generally neoclassical, as evoked by the arched windows, doors, and facade, but it also has influences of the Arts and Crafts style, as shown by the wide eaves and the design of the windows. The interior, measuring 7,000 square feet (650 m2), contained separate waiting areas for men and women, a telegrapher's office, a baggage area, an express office, and an area for shipping and receiving freight.".