Streaked Floors

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I haven't seen one clock around yet (or remnant), you'd think there would have been some in a train station what with the schedules and all.

Fab tiles!

They look like white glased brick?

Ferdy

Tue 12-08-2009

I was thinking the same about the clocks when I visited, but if you go back two photos you'll see a circular remnant above the entrance, which I believe was a large clock. Another one might have also been on the opposite side.

LOVE the brickwork!

The tapesry brick-work is amazing. Wish I could re-create it on my house!

pegasus64

Sun 12-13-2009

maybe they covered up all the old clocks and they are all inside of the walls

Joe

Tue 12-15-2009

this looks like we are heading into an Egyptian city huh?

wanderer

Fri 12-18-2009

In England we list buildings of national or archetectural beauty or importance. This building would qualify in spades!

Limey Lol

Sat 01-23-2010

Man I hope this gets restored and used as an Amtrak track station again. The office tower can be used as railroad offices or businesses can rent a floor or a small section of the floor for there business. The building is sound but is just needs some cosmetics like new marbel, bricks, windows, etc.

Ozzy

Fri 02-12-2010

Great pix !! but it reminds me of Nazi Germany for some reason...

Pepper Q

Mon 10-18-2010

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Date Shot:	October 2005	Image ID#:	6985
Date Posted:	Tue, December 8th 2009	Camera:	Canon 300D Rebel

Location Name:	Michigan Central Station
Current Status:	Abandoned
Built:	1913	Closed:	1988
Opened:	1913	Demolished / Renovated:	n/a
Location Age:	99 years	Abandonment:	24 years

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