Farmington Junction was a location on the interurban railroad which ran between Pontiac and Northville. The Junction was adjacent to village of Farmington.
Image Info: Top, the interurban depot at Farmington Junction. [UML]. 2nd image, the DUR Car Barn at Farmington Junction in 1912. [Pesha Collection]
1930. April 17. The Michigan Public Utilities Commission grants the Julius Porath & Son company permission to temporarily cross the Eastern Michigan Railway at Grand River Avenue with a two foot industrial railroad to be used in conjunction with rebuilding Grand River Avenue between Detroit and Farmington under a state department of highways contract. [MPUC-1930]
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