Church Street Station to F.F. South & Co. for $15.9M. 2002: Lou Pearlman buys into Church Street Station. 2003: Pearlman buys the property through his company FF Station. 2007: Pearlman's legal trouble and arrest lead to seizure of his corporate offices in the station and trigger a foreclosure lawsuit against Church Street Station. 2007: Cameron Kuhn purchases Church Street Station at bankruptcy court auction for $34.M. 2008: Church Street Station retail opens including The Cheyenne Saloon by Bob Snow, Bliss Ultra Night Club, Brick and Fire Pizza and Wine Company, Ceviche Tapas Restaurant and Bar, The Dessert Lady and Hamburger Mary's. 2008: Lender Tremont Net Funding LLC files to foreclose on the property while Mr. Kuhn tries to retain control & negotiate the re-sell of the complex. 2010: Historic Church Street Station RR FRISCO 0-6-0 Switcher #3749 Locomotive, which had been on display for many years at the station, is acquired by the City of Orlando and put up for sale. 2012: RR FRISCO 0-6-0 Switcher Locomotive #3749 is donated by the City of Orlando and relocated to the Florida Railroad Museum facility in Parrish. 2013: St. Petersburg businessman Mark Ferguson signs a 20-year lease with an option to purchase. 2014: SunRail commuter rail begins service with its platform beside the original station 2017: Lincoln Properties purchases the majority of the property. References External links 1889 establishments in Florida Atlantic Coast Line Railroad stations SunRail stations Buildings and structures in Orlando, Florida History of Orlando, Florida Shopping malls in Florida Railway stations in the United States opened in 1889 Railway stations on the National Register of Historic Places in Florida National Register of Historic Places in Orange County, Florida Tourist attractions in Orlando, Florida Shingle Style architecture in Florida Transportation buildings and structures in Orange County, Florida