Current Depot Location: (Satellite)
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| Street View, Sep 2022 |
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| TririverMuseums The depot was moved in 1988 and opened as a museum in 1995. "The complex also offers the Freight House Museum." |
Is the white building on the left side of this view the former freight house? It doesn't look like a freight house.
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| Edward Gross, Oct 2012 |
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| Lost In Michigan posted This beautiful wooden depot in Lake Odessa was built in 1888. The depot was originally the property of the Detroit, Lansing, and Northern Railroad and eventually become part of the C&O Railroad. The depot served Lake Odessa for over 82 years until the last tickets were sold to passengers in 1971. The building unique because it is the only Russian Ornate-style depot in the state of Michigan. In 1987 the railroad sold the depot to the historical society which uses it as a museum. 📕 If you love exploring Michigan and reading about its strange and historic places, I hope you will take a look at Lost In Michigan books available on Amazon affiliate link HERE https://amzn.to/415b9Dn I also recently released LOST IN MICHIGAN'S ABANDONED PLACES book available HERE [This link was not included.] Jim Kelling shared Odessa Michigan (1888) It’s been moved to a park in town. |
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| Apr 1, 1974 @ 20,000; AR1VDCB00010062 |
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