Why visit
Murtomäki's station buildings rose in 1904 from plans by Bruno Granholm, chief architect of the railway board, following the Oulu line's standard drawings. The station sits between two southbound roads, south of Kajaani.
Look for: Follow the birch avenue leading from the station to the Kajaani–Otamäki road; along it beside the track lies another part of the station area, with single and double watchmen's cottages and their outbuildings.
About this site
The Murtomäki railway station buildings were constructed according to the plans of the railway administration's chief architect Bruno Granholm in 1904. The Murtomäki halt, located south of Kajaani, was built in accordance with the type drawings of the Oulu railway line between two southward roads. The Murtomäki station building and its outbuildings form the yard enclosure of the actual station area.
A birch avenue leads from the station to the Kajaani-Otanmäki road, along which, beside the railway track, the other part of the station area is situated. The somewhat separately located residential area contains single and double track watchmen's cottages with outbuildings.
Official description (Museovirasto) — machine-translated from Finnish
- Municipality
- Kajaani
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