Vicksburg Depot Museum - Vicksburg, Michigan USA - Railroad Museums on Waymarking.com

The Vicksburg Depot Museum, formerly a depot for the Grand Trunk & Western Railroad (a part of the Canadian National System), has more than 10,000 historical and genealogical items in its collection. In addition, it features a historic village of buildings important to the development of Vicksburg and the south Kalamazoo county region on the depot grounds.
The Museum closes January 1 to April 1
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History:
The Union Station in Vicksburg, MI, was constructed in 1904 near the crossing of the Grand Trunk and Western Railroad (Canadian National RR) and the Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad (subsequently purchased by the Pennsylvania RR ) - see the KALAMAZOO RAILROADS AND INTERUBANS PAGE. The brick and stone structure was erected a cost of $5000.00. The track crew installed a double diamond where the north-south and east-west tracks, which is preserved today.
GT - Grand Trunk and Western Railroad, a division of Canadian National
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Depot Museum in Vicksburg, Michigan
300 N Richardson Street
Vicksburg, MI 49097

Saturday: 11-3

Museum Website: [Web Link] Train ride provided?: no Actual railroad cars or locomotives on display?: yes Admission fee?: 0 Street Address: 300 N Richardson Street, Vicksburg, Michigan 49097 Gift shop?: yes Café/restaurant?: yes Theater?: no Other features?: Railroad cars and antique village

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