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- A latecomer to the railroad world was the Detroit, Bay City & Western
Railroad, which began building east from Bay City in 1910. On
October 27, 1916, it completed its last segment, from Peck to Port Huron
via Tappan and the GTW. Following financial collapse, the ends of
the line were abandoned and the tracks from Roseburg north to Caro were
sold to the Detroit, Caro & Sandusky Railway. The line from Roseburg
to Peck closed in 1937. [from the Waybill, Nick Korstange,
August, 1998]
- A 1926
photograph of the trestle at Ruby, MI, near Avoca in St. Clair County.
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