Bauru station (NOB)

Bauru Station, opened in 1906, is a historic railway station in Bauru, Brazil, serving as the starting point for the Estrada de Ferro Noroeste do Brasil. Initially a simple wooden structure, it evolved into a significant junction by the 1930s, accommodating multiple railroads. The current station, inaugurated in 1939, features a blend of historical architecture and modern amenities. Although passenger services ceased in 2001, the station remains a point of interest for tourists and researchers, showcasing the evolution of Brazil's railway system and its impact on regional development.