Grand Trunk Railway Station

Also known as: Durand Union Station
200 Railroad St., Durand, Michigan

Photos

Photo taken by Jim Allen, May 2009

Map

Coordinates:
+42.90925, -83.98171
42°54'33" N, 83°58'54" W

Quadrangle map:
Durand

Description

This station is at the intersection of the Grand Trunk Western (now Canadian National) and the Ann Arbor Railroad (now Great Lakes Central). This depot, built in 1905, is a duplicate of the 1903 station that burned.

National Register information

Status: Posted to the National Register of Historic Places on May 6, 1971
Reference number: 71000419
Areas of significance: Transportation; Architecture
Level of significance: State
Evaluation criteria: A - Event; C - Design/Construction
Property type: Building
Historic function: Rail-related
Current function: Rail-related
Period of significance: 1900-1924
Significant year: 1905

Update Log

June 12, 2019: New photos from Jim Allen
June 1, 2015: Updated by Jim Allen: Expanded description
April 1, 2013: Updated by Jim Allen: Revised description
March 21, 2013: Updated by Jim Allen: Added alternate name & description
August 11, 2012: New photo from Jim Allen

Sources

Jim Allen
Durand Union Station - Depot history
National Register database - Reference number 71000419 (Search for documents)