The station here only served the surrounding farms and this is what the area still remains. Deer Lick is shown in the second photograph. The grassy area across the road is where the station stood. The mainline passes from center point to horizon. Though nothing much is known about the station, it is above a small town that has not grown significantly over the years.
West Union is a slightly bigger town and is at the top of the smaller of two summits.
Both were located below the West Union United Presbyterian Church, below the house across the road and in approximately the gravel parking lot respectively. This station does not exist anymore but was a larger type station that served as a post office and store in later years. The remnants are still next to the road and the bents for the trestle are rotting away in the brush. There was also a milk shed here. From here the line went into Washington County.