The origins of 'Yellowstone’s' infamous Train Station were just revealed in '1923'—and now we know exactly how the Duttons ...

Yellowstone fans spotted an easter egg in 1923 Season 2 latest episodes, and it is none other than the infamous train station ...

The Train Station, often referred to as the 'Long Black Train,' symbolizes the ruthless lengths the Dutton family will go to protect their legacy. Hidden in the desolate area on the border of Montana ...

The “Train Station” was tied to some of the Duttons most infamous moments, but it turns out they weren’t the ones to discover ...

Though the concept of the train station has been a major element throughout the Yellowstone franchise, 1923 offers a fascinating backstory. In episode 4, the creation of the train station is explored ...

The adage that you either die the hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain came true for the Dutton family ...

Season 2 Episode 4 just changed everything you thought you knew about the Train Station, plus the Duttons’ involvement in it.

Plus, the origins of 'Yellowstone's train station revealed and a potentially deadly cliffhanger for Pete Plenty Clouds.

If you were paying attention to Donald Whitfield in 1923 Season 2, you might have noticed this familiar Yellowstone location.

1923 just revealed the origins of the infamous train station, the problem dump of the Duttons as seen in Yellowstone. Villain ...

Recap of 1923 season 2 episode 6 which finds Spencer and Elizabeth's journeys hindered by snow. Tragedy strikes the Duttons.

The episode also revealed the origins of the infamous “train station” seen throughout Yellowstone. Alex was sexually assaulted by an American passenger who had been harassing her the night ...