The Depot
Two Hoyles Photography
Ilderina Suljic Photography
East Des Moines union depot
The former East Des Moines Union Depot was built in 1909 by William H. Brereton for the Des Moines Union Railway. It operated from 1910 to 1950 and served as a passenger station for 16 rail lines. It was owned and operated by Frederick Hubbell, who was instrumental in the growth and founding of Des Moines. The 110-year-old building is one of the only two Flemish Renaissance-style depots in the United States. Its renovation was completed in 2020.
Amenities
30 round tables
16 rectangle tables
10 high top tables
Tablecloths
300 white chiavari chairs
Setup + Teardown
Bridal suite
2 bar packages + cash bar options
2 portable bars
Bartenders + event staff
Onsite manager
500lb ice machine
Catering kitchen
Wi-Fi
*Tablecloths are only included with full weekend rentals. Weekday & hourly rentals may rent tablecloths
*Bridal Suite only included with Friday & Saturday rentals
