This RailCam overlooks the Union Pacific Railroad in Marshall, Texas, where the Little Rock Subdivision (MP 66.7) and Reisor Subdivision (MP 351.3) converge near the historic Texas & Pacific Depot. This important East Texas rail junction handles freight traffic moving between Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, and the greater Union Pacific network. Trains at this location commonly include intermodal traffic, manifest freight, bulk commodities, local freight service, and occasional unit trains. With trains arriving from multiple directions, Marshall offers railfans a diverse mix of railroad operations throughout the day and night.
Railroad: Union Pacific Railroad
Subdivisions: Little Rock Subdivision (MP 66.7) & Reisor Subdivision (MP 351.3)
Typical Traffic: Intermodal, manifest freight, bulk commodities, local freight, and occasional unit trains
Estimated Train Count: 25–40 trains per day
Passenger Service: Amtrak Texas Eagle
The Marshall Depot is one of Texas' most significant railroad landmarks and is home to the Texas & Pacific Railway Museum and Gift Shop. Originally constructed in 1912 by the Texas & Pacific Railway, the beautifully restored depot celebrates Marshall's rich railroad heritage through exhibits, artifacts, photographs, and memorabilia that tell the story of the railroad's impact on East Texas. Operated in partnership with dedicated volunteers and the City of Marshall, the museum welcomes visitors year-round while providing an outstanding vantage point for watching today's Union Pacific freight and Amtrak passenger trains continue the railroad traditions that have defined Marshall for more than 150 years.
Visit their Website: Marshall Texas Depot
Marshall is a historic city in East Texas that has been closely connected to railroading since the arrival of the Texas & Pacific Railway in the early 1870s. For decades, the city served as the headquarters for the railroad's Texas operations and became home to extensive locomotive and car repair shops that employed thousands of workers. The railroad played a central role in Marshall's growth, helping establish the city as a major transportation and commercial hub for the region. Today, Marshall proudly preserves its railroad legacy while remaining an active rail center where Union Pacific freight trains and Amtrak's Texas Eagle continue to operate through the heart of the city.