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First on my list is the Lehigh Valley station in Geneva New York. This was my favorite hang out during my summer vacations in the middle 1950's. My relatives lived only a few blocks away and almost every day after dinner I'd go down to the station and await the arrival of the westbound Black Diamond. Second is the depot in Durand Michigan. This is my current hang out on Saturday nights when I'm in a train watching mood. It still sees two Amtrak passenger trains every day but probably not for long. Third is the Michigan Central Station in Detroit MI. This windowless hulk is reminder of passenger railroading's better days. The mayor of Detroit wanted to use the building for police headquarters but recently it was announced that it wasn't going to happen as it is economically unfeasible. I've been photographing trains for about ten years and I don't recall seeing any windows in the structure during that time. Fourth place goes to the MC/NYC station in Rochester Michigan. I grew up in Rochester and sometimes I'd walk down there and watch the southbound "Beeliner" on it's afternoon run.
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