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Ford’s Michigan Central Station office workers will still see and hear hundreds of thousands of train cars

June 25, 2018 Administrator

By Bill Shea, Crain’s Detroit Business; June 24, 2018 The last train to ever pull out of Detroit’s Michigan Central…

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Posted in: Freight Railroads Filed under: Amtrak, Canadian National, Canadian Pacific, Chicago, Detroit River Tunnel, Ford Redeveloping Michigan Central Station, Freight Railroads, Michigan Central Station, Ontario, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains, Toronto, Toronto Chicago Corridor, Transportation

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