stagehouse
/ˈsteɪdhaʊs/Definitions
1. noun
A structure used for storing and dispensing fuel, particularly coal, for locomotives, often located near a railroad track.
“The stagehouse provided essential supplies to trains traveling through the remote region.”
2. noun
A building or structure used for storing and serving food, drinks, or other provisions to people in a particular area, such as a stage or a platform.
“The stagehouse at the festival served as a central hub for food and drinks throughout the event.”