LaGrange, IN: 1907-15 Aerial View and Lost/GR&I Depot

(Satellite)

GR&I = Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad

You can use the courthouse square to orient yourself. US-20 is below the bottom of the picture. My interest in this photo is that it shows the Grand Rapids & Indiana (GR&I) going through the east side of town.

Rural American History Captured posted
Sky view of the Town of LaGrange, circa 1907-1915. Look closely, you can see Corn School on Detroit Street!

Update:

Rural American History Captured posted
G. R. & I Railroad Depot. Lagrange, IN 
Aprox. 1909
Debra Gould Collection

Street View

These power lines would be built on the old GR&I right-of-way. Based on the aerial photo (red rectangle below) and Walnut Street, I believe it was north of Spring Street and west of the power lines.

Above aerial photo plus paint

1947/47 Lagrange Quad @ 24,000

Update:

Matthew Ditton posted
A before and after at Lagrange, Indiana on the former Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad. Debra Gould provided the first picture of a southbound train passing the depot in 1909 at Spring and Walnut Streets. I took the current photo on 3.2 25 with everything long gone. The tracks were removed around 1980 but I'm not sure when the last train came through. I've searched quite a bit for train photos of Lagrange and there's and I've only been able to find a couple.

Nathan Nietering: Is there No evidence of where the tracks went in the brick of the street? Or is that just modern concrete stamped and colored to look like brick?

Dennis DeBruler commented on Nathan's comment
 The direction of the bricks changes, https://maps.app.goo.gl/tpACYZFfDjYEcDD6A