The J.T. Henning General Store and the Sulphur City Train Depot are pictured as they were in 1910. The store, one of the first in town, was built about 1893. The Southern Pacific Railway was the main method of transportation for people and merchandise. Henning General Store is gone now -- replaced by a modern office building. In 1975 the train depot was moved to Frasch Park where it houses the Brimstone Museum.

John Berkey was selected for this nostalgic picture because of his reputation for painterly authenticity. He is an internationally recognized artist. His versatility enables him to paint subjects from American history to spacecraft, including commissioned work of World War II battle scenes and a series of Christmas stamps.