Station: Waters, Michigan
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Above, a Michigan Central section crew poses with their hand car, on their line somewhere in the vicinity of Waters, between Grayling and Gaylord. [Mark Worrell Collection] |
Waters, Michigan was created around 1873 by the Wright-Wells Lumber Company. The town was on the right of way of the Michigan Central Railroad's Bay City to Mackinaw City main line just north of the Crawford-Otsego county line. The town was originally called Bradford Lake, but was changed to Waters in 1885. Bibliography.