Station: Cheboygan, Michigan
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Above, the MC depot at Cheboygan in the early 1900's. [Dale Berry collection] Below, two views of the joint NYC/D&M passenger station in Cheboygan in 1967. [Charles Geletzke] |
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| Above, a 2003 photo of the former Detroit & Mackinac Railway freight "house" at Cheboygan. The building is a former troop car and it has recently been repainted. It served as an office for the D&M freight agent, and was particularly busy before the D&M bought the MCRR line up the center of the state. Prior to that purchase, the D&M ended at Cheboygan, where the road served the paper plant. [Jim Fulkerth photo]. Below, another shot of the freight house, taken on August, 1987. [Dennis Schmidt] |
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Above, the NYC freight house in Cheboygan in 1967. Below, a view of the D&M diesel house at Cheboygan in the same year. [Charles Geletzke photos] |
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Below, another view of the engine house. The track going off to the right leads to the Cheboygan waterfront. In the early days, passengers departed from the docks for Mackinac Island. [Charles Geletzke] |
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