Station: Beulah, MI

Beulah was founded about 1880 and incorporated as a village in 1932. [MPN] It is a sister city and adjacent to Benzonia and both communities received rail service from the Ann Arbor railroad. 

Photo info: Top, the Ann Arbor depot at Beulah. The closest building is a freight house and the depot is behind. A passenger train is loading at the depot. [CMUL] 2nd photo, the Ann Arbor train depot at Beulah. [Alan Loftis Collection] 3rd photo, a postcard view of the Ann Arbor railroad passenger train along the lake shore near Beulah. [Ben Higdon Collection] Bottom, TSBY 392 passes through Beulah enroute to Frankfort, in October, 1984. This may be the same location as the 2nd postcard view. [Neil Plagens]

Notes

Time Line

1900. This is a telegraph station on the Ann Arbor railroad. [OG-1900]

1918. The AARR had a day station agent here. [TRT]