Grand Trunk Depot - Michigan Historical Markers on Waymarking.com

The former Grand Trunk Railroad depot is now the location of The Depot Museum. This former depot is located on the banks of the Grand River.

Website for The Depot Museum: (visit link)

The street address is: 1 North Harbor Avenue, Grand Haven, Michigan

Historical Date: 12/31/1870 Historical Name: Grand Trunk Western Railroad Description: This depot was constructed in 1870 as the western terminus of the Detroit, Grand Haven and Milwaukee Railroad. The line was later owned by the Grand Trunk Western Railroad. The station served Grand Haven as a passenger depot until passenger service between Detroit and Grand Haven ended in 1955. The city of Grand Haven purchased the property in 1967 and leased the depot to the Tri-Cities Historical Society. The rehabilitated structure was reopened as a historical museum in 1972. Parking nearby?: yes D/T ratings: website: [Web Link] Registered Site #: L0785

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