DEARBORN, Michigan – A 12-year vision of expanded Michigan passenger rail options moved closer to reality on April 10 at a high-profile construction launch ceremony for the City of Dearborn’s new Intermodal Passenger Rail Station. The ceremony was held at Greenfield Village within The Henry Ford because the station will be built adjacent to this national Historic Landmark site and will provide improved access to the visitor attraction for passengers arriving by train. (See story part 1)
Artists rendering of the new Intermodal Passenger Rail Station in Dearborn, Michigan - image courtesy of Neuman Smith Architecture
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Mike Kirk, lead architect with Neumann Smith Architects, displays the new entrance design at the Dearborn area Intermodal Rail Passenger Station - for The Henry Ford, which will allow train passengers easy access to the attraction. Photo © State of Michigan- Department of Transportation- Photography Unit
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Artists rendering of the new Intermodal Rail Station in Dearborn, Michigan - as viewed from Michigan Avenue - image courtesy of Neuman Smith Architecture
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Artists rendering of Dearborn's New Intermodal Rail Station - as viewed from Greenfield Village - image courtesy of Neuman Smith Architecture
