A Taste of History

Located in a beautifully restored historic train station, 10 Railroad Street is a beloved fixture in Morrisville.

Once a vital transport hub, the restaurant pays homage to its roots with vintage decor and a warm, inviting atmosphere.

Whether stopping in for a casual drink or a full dining experience, Morrisville’s storied past can be found in every detail.

The 10 Railroad Legend

Nestled in the heart of Morrisville, Vermont, 10 Railroad Street is more than just a restaurant—it’s a piece of history. Housed in the town’s original train depot, built in 1872 by the St. Johnsbury & Lamoille County Railroad, the building once served as a vital hub for passengers and freight traveling through northern Vermont. For decades, the station played a key role in the region’s growth, connecting local industries and communities to the wider world.

Although passenger service ended in 1956, the depot remained a symbol of Morrisville’s rich railroad heritage. The preserved landmark today includes a rail trail behind the restaurant which is popular with locals and visitors alike.