Railroad: Chicago and Grand Trunk Railway Company

Various → Chicago & Grand Trunk Railway → Grand Trunk Western railroad

Consolidated: 1880 various lines

Operated for 10 years.

Became: Port Huron & Indiana and then GTW in 1890

Reference: [MRRC]

Notes

Time Line

1880. Various lines were consolidaterd into this railroad.

1890. This line became the Port Huron & Indiana and then the Grand Trunk Western.

1903. SNAPSHOT: The Chicago, Detroit & Canada Grand Trunk Junction railroad employed 20 engineers and firemen, 10 conductors, and 16 brakemen. They also employed 4 b aggagemen, 28 laborers, 30 yardmen and 162 others. The railroad had 67 miles of telegraph wire, and hosted 332 miles of wire from the Western Union Telegraph Co. [MCR-1904]