GTW Depot New Haven, MI

GTW Depot New Haven, MI

New Haven, Michigan Grand Trunk Western Depot was built in 1859 by the Chicago, Detroit and Canada Grand Trunk Junction Rail Road Company.12-year-old Thomas Edison sold newspapers on the Port Huron-Detroit trains. Passenger service ended on the GTW Mt. Clemens Sub in 1954. The depot was later abandoned in the 1960s. It is now part of a historical museum in New Haven and looking in much better shape.


Original Skin and depot by Tom Landers
Grand Trunk/Canadian National/VIA station at Port Hope, Ontario, Canada.
Built 1856 by Grand Trunk.
In situ at 1 Hayward St near lakefront.

One of the few original Grand Trunk stations east of Toronto.

GTW Depot New Haven, MI
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