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Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad Harbor Springs Depot

Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad Harbor Springs Depot is a Michigan historical marker in Harbor Springs, Emmet County, dedicated 2006.

Emmet County · dedicated 2006 · 111 West Bay Street, Harbor Springs

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The Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad linked Harbor Springs to its main line in 1882, further opening the Little Traverse Bay area to resort and commercial development. Grand Rapids architect Sidney J. Osgood designed this depot, built in 1889, to serve an influx of new residents, tourists, and commerce. By the mid-twentieth century the popularity of automobiles led to the decline of passenger railroads. The last train left the depot in 1962.

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