Indiana Trains

Gary, IN

Miller Station platform in Gary, Indiana with electrified light rail tracks and protective canopy.View full post: Track 1 at Miller Station in Gary, Indiana
February 20, 2024 — Miller Station serves as a stop along an electrified light rail corridor, identifiable by the overhead catenary wires strung along the tracks. The platform is marked for Track 1, a multi-track alignment built to accommodate trains running in both directions. Canopies with structural steel framing shelter waiting passengers along the platform's length, a common design feature on modern light rail systems built for weather protection and rider comfort.
South Shore Line commuter train passing U.S. Steel's Gary Works mill complex in Gary, Indiana.View full post: South Shore Line Commuter Train at Gary Works Administration Building
February 20, 2024 — U.S. Steel's Gary Works sits along Lake Michigan's southern shore in Gary, Indiana, and remains one of the largest integrated steel mills in North America. The company built the plant starting in 1906, laying out the city of Gary alongside it to house workers for the new operation. The brick administration building dates to that early construction period and once served as the mill's main office complex. South Shore Line commuter trains, operated by the Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District, run on the electrified line fronting the plant, connecting Gary to Chicago's Millennium Station. Passenger service on this corridor dates to 1908, making it one of the oldest continuously operated interurban lines in the country.

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