Chesapeake & Ohio depot at Benton Harbor.  The train order semaphore indicates that Form 19 orders need to be picked up by the approaching northbound train.  1973 postcard view.  Below, the same station from the other direction c.1920's.  Note the water tower in the background.  The structure to the right of the water tower may be a coaling facility.  This postcard view referred to the station as a "union station", meaning it served more than one railroad. 

Below, the Michigan Central Railroad depot at Benton Harbor.  The MC had a branch line into St. Joseph from South Bend.  The branch crossed the MC's main line at Galien.  In 1901, the MC built a short branch line called the Benton Harbor extension from St. Joseph into Benton Harbor [MRL, page 304].  [Alan Loftis Collection]