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A display on the Ann Arbor Railroads Great Lakes Ferries

The modern Grand Truck railroad logo in the station house turned museum

A Railroad Crossing lights and sign in the museum that are actively on

A display on the evolution of engines with a Charger

Looking towards the still in use Amtrak waiting room with the former ticket office past a Duffield sign

Looking out the second story window at the two railroad lines that cross at Durand

The crossover at Durand and people outside

Looking out the second story depot window at Durand on the roof and a CN Durand sign in the distance

Inside the ballroom special event space on the second floor of the depot

A GT Durand sign

White Durand text on the roof, viewed from a second story window

The second story ballroom type space with tables

Looking down on the fenced off Amtrak platform

A wooden pedestrian crossing so a train could stop on either track

Inside the small Ann Arbor Railroad room at the museum

More Ann Arbor Railroad signs and displays

Signs for the Ann Arbor Railroad

Life jackets since the Ann Arbor also ran an extensive ferry system

The second story corridor of the large railway museum

Michigan Historic site plaque for Durand Union Station

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Last Updated: 20 December, 2019
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