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Station: Byron, MI
Byron was settled in 1824. [MPN] The Toledo, Ann Arbor & Northern railroad came through (later AA) and they established a station here about eight miles south of Durand. The town became a village in 1873.
Image Info: Top, a photo of the elevator building, water tower and depot at Byron. [CMULL]. 2nd image, the Ann Arbor railroad depot and grain elevator at Byron. [Alan Loftis collection]. 3rd image, the depot in 1972. [Charles Geletzke Jr.]. 4th photo, the depot, now restored, in 2003. [Alan Loftis]
Notes
Time Line
1900. This is a telegraph station on the Ann Arbor railroad. [OG-1900]
1918. The AARR had a day station agent here. [TRT]
Bibliography
The following sources are utilized in this website. [SOURCE-YEAR-MMDD-PG]:
- [AAB| = All Aboard!, by Willis Dunbar, Eerdmans Publishing, Grand Rapids ©1969.
- [AAN] = Alpena Argus newspaper.
- [AARQJ] = American Association of Railroads Quiz Jr. pamphlet. © 1956
- [AATHA] = Ann Arbor Railroad Technical and Historical Association newsletter "The Double A"
- [AB] = Information provided at Michigan History Conference from Andrew Bailey, Port Huron, MI