I have added historical pictures to the post for Waterloo and North Judson.

Here are some pictures of the LSMS freight depot in Mishawaka Indiana. These were taken prior to 2002. This structure is across from where the passenger station once stood. At some point some interior shots will be taken that show that the eastern end was added at a date later than the rest of the structure. The first photo is of the east end.

This is the Mishawaka Indiana Depot taken in 1963 by John Strombeck. This building was torn down a long time ago, however the freight station across the tracks in still standing.

Baroda Michigan on July 17, 1920

These photos were purchased from Jeff and John Strombeck and show this station as it was in 1920. Its' still basically the same except for the additions used to convert the structure into a lumberyard.

Baroda Michigan in 2009

This is the Baroda Michigan Depot in 2009. It no longer seems to be used as a lumber company and is no longer orange.

Baroda Michigan in 2001

Waterloo Indiana

This is a photo taken by Jeff Strombeck on September 15, 1973. It is interesting to see what it looks like today in the following pictures. When it is done being refurbished I will take some updated photos.

Currently Waterloo serves as a stop for Amtrak. This location serves Ft. Wayne Indiana.

The old station has been moved from its original location and is currently being renovated in March of 2010.



This was the eastern most station on the Water Level Route of the New York Central in Indiana.

A detour north to Galien Michigan

This depot in Galien Michigan has been torn down this last summer I think, it may have been in 2008 but it is gone right now in 2010. As the pictures show it was in very bad shape. This depot was on the Michigan Central line between Detroit and Chicago.

Goshen Indiana A detour south

These pictures were taken 02 January, 2002. This building is now gone.

Elkhart Freight Station

Elkhart Part Two

Elkhart Part One

Heading east from South Bend, the next stop is Elkhart.