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A platform sign, tactile warning strip, the two platforms (including very narrow secondary platform) and the grey water tower beyond

There is a shed at one end of the parking lot opposite the depot

THe side of the depot opposite the depot, the painted cinderblocks are showing

The streetside door into the waiting room (locked tight in the middle of the day)

THe drop-off area? just beside the streetside door into the depot

ADA parking spaces run alongside the platform just outside the depot with its Amtrak Port Huron sign

The tactile warning strip at the start of the platform

A truck outside the end of the platform

Looking down at the end of the main platform, and secondary unused platform

A platform sign and the depot beyond

Looking across the short pedestrian crossing to the unused secondary platform

A sign is beyond the unused secondary platform passed its grade-crossing

The depot and platform

A wooden pedestrian crossing so a train could stop on either track

The grade-crossing to the opposite platform outside the depot

The bumper blocks and final grade-crossing before Canada beyond

Looking past the through track to Canada and depot in the distance

The Report Emergency to CN sign on the grade-crossing, the station is beyond

Sign on the grade-crossing that this railroad is the private property of CN/GTW Railroad

Looking down the through track to Canada, the tunnel portal is just visible in the distance

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Last Updated: July 19, 2025
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