Hamilton City Council voted 5-2 Wednesday night to accept CSX's donation of the more than century old train depot, saving the historic building. Council will decide in two weeks whether to move just the single story section, or both sections of the depot, which was built in 1857. City Manager Joshua Smith told council the best option is moving the building north about 600 feet to a city owned lot on Maple Street. The no votes were cast by council members Carla Fiehrer and Susan Vaughn. Both expressed concern over the lack of planning, and the cost of the project. Mayor Pat Moeller led a majority that pointed out the building has hosted visits from Abraham Lincoln, Harry S. Truman, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Herbert Hoover. They also pointed out that soldiers left the train station to fight in both world wars, and it was also the final stop for the immigrants and industrialists who built the city.