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Durand, MI (DRD)

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The two-and-a-half-storey Durand Union Station was designed by architects Frederich Spier and William C. Rohns, who also designed the Niles and Dowagiac stations, and completed in 1903 for the Grand…

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East Lansing, MI (LNS)

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Amtrak moved into the new Capital Area Multimodal Gateway in January 2016. The station, which replaced a small building directly to the east, brings together Amtrak trains, intercity and local…

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Flint, MI (FLN)

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The current intermodal Flint station was first occupied in 1989, and sits within a Flint Mass Transportation Authority (MTA) campus. This single-story brick, glass and metal station was built on…

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Grand Rapids, MI (GRR)

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On October 27, 2014, city officials were joined by U.S. Senator Carl Levin and representatives from Amtrak, the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) and The Rapid, as well as residents,…

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Holland, MI, Amtrak station.

Holland, MI (HOM)

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Passengers at Holland board and detrain from Amtrak Pere Marquette trains at the former Pere Marquette Railroad (PM) station built in 1926. Located slightly northeast of downtown, the station was…

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Jackson, Michigan, Amtrak station

Jackson, MI (JXN)

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The Jackson station, one of the oldest continually operating rail stations in the United States, opened to passengers on September 1, 1873. The Michigan Central Railroad (MCRR) had turned to…

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Kalamazoo, MI (KAL)

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The Amtrak station in Kalamazoo was designed by Cyrus Eidlitz for the Michigan Central Railroad and completed in 1887, a replacement for an 1873 structure. This red brick and sandstone…

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Lapeer, MI (LPE)

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The Lapeer depot was built in 1906 for the Grand Trunk Western Railroad (GTW, succeeded by Canadian National). The wood-framed clapboard-sided structure was built to one of the railroad’s standard…

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New Buffalo Amtrak station.

New Buffalo, MI (NBU)

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On October 26, 2009, the New Buffalo station relocated to its present site about 0.6 miles north of the former Amtrak stop. The station provides an open-air shelter with roof…

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Niles, Mich., depot

Niles, MI (NLS)

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The Niles station was built for the Michigan Central Railroad in 1892, and was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979 and on the Michigan State Register…

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