The MKT Depot Canvas Print

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This is what the historical mark says:
The Missouri - Kansas - Texas Railroad Company, the "Katy Railroad", was the driving force for many settlers coming to Texas. The MKT was operating through Katy by 1894, serving as water stop for steam engines of the era. The Depot was constructed in 1898 and passenger service continued until 1957. The Depot was a Katy landmark in its original location until 1979 when it was moved to Katy City Park. The Katy Heritage Society was formed that year to preserve and operate the building. The City of Katy moved the Depot and Caboose to its current location in 2005.

Nathan Little is a professional nature and landscape photographer who resides in Katy Texas. His photography passion consist of such things as; old historic buildings and landmarks, animals, flowers, and macro photography of various insects. Most products on his page are available except for duvet covers. His images are not designed to fit such an item, and images for canvas prints have the ability to be cropped to the appropriate size needed to achieve a satisfying end result. As far as pricing goes, his products are slightly lower in comparison to other artists on FAA and Pixels. This is done so more people can take advantage of the imagery that he offers those who are willing to purchase his work. We hope you enjoy his work that spans...