1984-2014 Birmingham Station|Current Troy Transportation Center

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View from the pedestrian bridge of the modern platform. The spec of concrete off in the distance is the former Birmingham Station

The bridge and elevator shaft down to the street

Entrance from the platform and bridge and emergency button if the station is locked for a train arrival

The station hours, six 65 to 70 minutes blocks of time around the 3 trains that stop at the station in each direction (6 total)

The simple modern platform

View of the Troy Transit Center building from the platform

The bridge towers over the platform

A platform sign (with faded or incorrectly made) text across from the platform

The bench inside the modern platform shelter

Inside the shelter with it's bench

The mobile wheelchair lift on the platform

Inside the pedestrian bridge to leave the platform, Welcome to Troy, MI

The pedestrian building and waiting area which is the poorly utilized Transit Center

Sign to make sure you use the bridge and are on the platform when the train arrives in the Transit Center

Amtrak information panels

Another view inside the station house

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1984-2014 Birmingham Station|Current Troy Transportation Center

Last Updated: 18 October, 2017
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