Durand - Durand Union Station Museum Attractions

The village of Durand built up around the railroad in the 1870s. By the 1900s, the railroad industry was at a peak and saw approximately 3,000 passengers per day as well as 22 mail trains, and 78 freight trains. Built in 1903, Durand Union Station had unusual Chateau Romanesque architecture and was one of the most photographed train stations in America.

The museum has 21 display cases depicting collections of photographs, ledgers, technical information, union materials, track maps and a wide variety of documents pertaining to railroading in Michigan. There are hands-on exhibits for children and adults alike.