Save the Date! June 25, 2025
The countdown is on! After nearly two years of renovations, The Cobalt Train Station will open doors for new business, partnerships, and friendships.
The historic building is the perfect venue and will offer full-service event and studio spaces.
Planning a wedding? Or a business conference? Perhaps a family reunion? If you’d like a sneak peak, drop them a message.
This iconic property holds many memories for people, and they’d like to hear from you. Contact them to share your fond memories.
Their website remains under production, but they are confident they’ll launch in the coming days and begin sharing weekly updates on our social platforms.
In the meantime, for behind-the-scenes stories and photos of the transformation, check out the Cobalt Train Station on Facebook.
One final update – their Grand Opening (RSVP) on June 25th with public open houses to follow in July.
Stay tuned for those weekly dates.
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So glad to see this wonderful building has been restored, a slice of history, so many were torn down, bravo Mel and all involved, the whole area is appreciative
Thanks so much Sue for your encouraging comment.
I’m the daughter of Louis Koza (brother of Jake) and Claire Brezenski, both deceased. My last visit to Cobalt was in 1965…. but I still remember the stories they told and the people they knew.
My mother was especially fond of this little train station and considered it a gem. (Indeed, she had a little framed pen-and-ink sketch of it which now hangs on my wall.) We can all agree that the cancellation of train service was a crushing blow. But I know she would’ve been pleased to see that the structure is still standing, and has been lovingly restored. Thank you.
Lovely to hear from you Lynn – thanks for sharing your memories!