This Richardsonian Romanesque train station houses the Muskegon County Convention & Visitors Bureau.
At a glance
#2 of 3 Historical landmarks in Muskegon #3 of 5 Tourist attractions in MuskegonLocalGuideWorld score: 4.71
Rating breakdown
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Quick facts
- What is the rating of Muskegon Union Depot?
- Muskegon Union Depot is rated 4.7 out of 5 based on 65 reviews.
- How does Muskegon Union Depot rank in Muskegon?
- Muskegon Union Depot is #2 of 3 Historical landmarks in Muskegon by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is Muskegon Union Depot located?
- Muskegon, MI 49440, United States — 6.8 km from the center of Muskegon.
Nice historic building with seating outside, displays and information, parking and friendly staff.
Wonderful Richardsonian architecture, art work. Saw a concert on the beautiful lawn.
I have lived in Muskegon many years but visited because of the Depot to Depot Fall tour. The lady working there was very nice, had treats and a water dish out for dogs, so i went and got mine out of the car! Many brochures available and a great place for photos capturing the lovely architecture of Muskegon. The Depot to Depot tour is a fun way to become familiar with small local businesses and see our beautiful county!
Most see for history buffs. Make sure you do heritage trail. For a cup of coffee please stop by Drip Drop Drink Coffee on 2nd street. Best coffee I've ever had.
We arrived just before closing but they were very friendly and were willing to stay as long as we needed. They told us about things to see and do in the area and checked on closing times for us. When we left they even offered to give us tickets to a baseball game. This is a converted train depot, now a visitor information center with brochures for everything in the area
Beautifully restored station which was the starting point for a bicycle ride to Whitehall and Montague. Nice displays and very helpful staff.
very nice preserved station. Knowledgeable staff. Info. I had walked by this 19th century Industrial building with "Amazon" on it. No, it wasn't. It was an old fabric factory, upgraded to Condos. A short walk from the station is a World War-2 vintage LST (Landing ship, tank) open for tours. A little further down the coast line is a World War-2 vintage submarine, SS-236 "Silversides". Nice park along the water.
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