Jackson station (Michigan)

Jackson station (Michigan) is an intermodal passenger station in Jackson, Michigan, served by Amtrak. Located at 205 E Michigan Avenue, it serves as a stop for the Wolverine, Blue Water, and Capitol Limited routes.

The station building is a historic structure, originally constructed in 1873 by the Michigan Central Railroad. It is notable for its Second Empire architectural style, featuring a distinctive mansard roof and ornate detailing. Over the years, the station has undergone several renovations and restorations to preserve its historical integrity.

In addition to Amtrak services, the station also provides connections to local transportation options, including bus services. The station is a vital transportation hub for the city of Jackson and the surrounding region, facilitating travel to destinations throughout the Midwest and beyond. The station's continued operation highlights its significance as both a functional transportation facility and a landmark of local history.