Wakelee, in Cass County, was first laid out in 1871, named for the first treasurer of the Peninsular Railroad which built a depot here. [MPN] The town was located on the railroad, which became the Grand Trunk Western and later Canadian National, about 10 miles northeast of Cassopolis.
Image info: An early view of the GT depot at Wakelee. Note the boxes of express freight waiting to be loaded. [CMUL]
1915. The GTW had a 25 car passing track here. [GTOS-1915-1102]
1917. The GTW has a station agent here on the day shift. Telegraph call was "W". [TRT]
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