Station: Clare, Michigan
Michigan's Internet Railroad History Museum
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Above a southbound Ann Arbor passenger train, in the form of a single motor car heads past the Clare depot and interlocking tower. It appears that another motor car is following behind. The date of this photo is unknown, but probably in the 1930's or 1940's. [Alan Loftis Collection] |
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| Two views of the Union Depot at Clare, Michigan. The depot served both the Ann Arbor Railroad and the Pere Marquette. The top photo was taken in July, 1980. [Charlie Whipp]. The bottom photo, TSBY 393, is ready to leave Clare eastbound after switching cars for industry. Taken in May, 1984 [Neil Plagens] |
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Above, a photo of the Clare Union Station in 1979. Below, C&O 3570 leads a freight train westbound through the Clare interlocking, headed towards Ludington. September, 1969. [Both photos - Charles Geletzke, Jr.] |
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