Extant Depots & Facilities - Livingston County - 47
This is a list of existing depots and railroad facilities in Livingston County, MI.
Fowlerville. Old freight house and possibly passenger station on South Grand Avenue, south of Hale at the CSX crossing. | Station Page | Google Street View
Pinckney. Old Passenger Depot, on Pearl Street, north of downtown. This is the former GTW passenger station here, on their abandoned Jackson Branch. | Station Page | Google Street View
Rushton. Two Old Railroad Trestles near 10470 Rushton Road, South Lyon, MI 48178. These are former Grand Trunk Western single track trestles on their former Jackson Branch. The first is over the Mill Pond, just east of Rushton Road between 9 and 10 mile roads. The second is a trestle over a creek and swamp in the woods/brush on Nine Mile just east of E. Shore Drive near Whitmore lake. Both of these trestles had speed restrictions below 10 mph. The GTW branch was pulled up here around 1975. | GTW Jackson Branch | Google Street View
If you are aware of other existing, historical railroad facilities which exist in this county, please This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. the webmaster.
Extant Depots & Facilities - Livingston County - 47
This is a list of existing depots and railroad facilities in Livingston County, MI.
Fowlerville. Old freight house and possibly passenger station on South Grand Avenue, south of Hale at the CSX crossing. | Station Page | Google Street View
Pinckney. Old Passenger Depot, on Pearl Street, north of downtown. This is the former GTW passenger station here, on their abandoned Jackson Branch. | Station Page | Google Street View
Rushton. Two Old Railroad Trestles near 10470 Rushton Road, South Lyon, MI 48178. These are former Grand Trunk Western single track trestles on their former Jackson Branch. The first is over the Mill Pond, just east of Rushton Road between 9 and 10 mile roads. The second is a trestle over a creek and swamp in the woods/brush on Nine Mile just east of E. Shore Drive near Whitmore lake. Both of these trestles had speed restrictions below 10 mph. The GTW branch was pulled up here around 1975. | GTW Jackson Branch | Google Street View
If you are aware of other existing, historical railroad facilities which exist in this county, please This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. the webmaster.
