English: The East Ely Railroad Depot in Ely, NV., was built in 1905. The depot is housed on the grounds of the Nevada Northern Railway National Historical Landmark. It is the best preserved, least altered and most complete main yard complex remaining from the steam railroad era. Visitors walk through the depot's offices (frozen in time) and can tour the rail yards, which are fully functional where maintenance technicians can be seen working on actual steam engines and period rail cars. Visitors can also take rides on steam locomotive trains and experience what it was like riding these iron horses in the 1880s.