Many buildings in Genesee Depot are the originals from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, including "the original section of St. Paul's Catholic Church (Hwy 83 & D), built in the early 1870s; the James Proctor House (Hwy 83 by bridge spanning Genesee Creek) also dating back to the 1860s, behind which stood the Genesee Woolen Mill; and the new railroad depot built in 1897 after the first one burned down. This station building was relocated slightly south of where it originally stood on Hwy 83 and currently is Mama D's Coffee shop.
Many buildings in Genesee Depot are from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, including St. Paul's Catholic Church (built in the early 1870s), the James Proctor House (built in the 1860s), and the old Genesee Woolen Mill. The railroad depot was rebuilt after a fire in 1897 and is now Mama D's Coffee shop.