Station: Glenwood, MI

Glenwood was originally known as Tietsort's Crossing. It became a station on the Michigan Central's main line at the very north edge of Cass County. It was also called Model City for a time but the name was changed to Glenwood in 1873. The town was about eight miles northeast of Dowagiac.

Image info: The MC depot at Glenwood, in a 1919 valuation photo. [CMUL]

Notes

Time Line

1917. The MC had an agent-operator here on the midnight shift. They also had a day freight agent who wasn't an operator. [TRT]

1920. On the Michigan Central this is a passenger, freight and express agency jointly with the American Railway Express Company. No interline tickets. W. L. Wood is the agent. [MCOAS]