Headwaters Junction News Today

PLEASANT LAKE — The historic railroad station in downtown Pleasant Lake on Main Street will serve as headquarters for the Indiana Rail Experience, a partnership of the non-profit Fort Wayne

A local railroad depot that sat decaying for decades is ready to greet the new year dressed in its holiday best.

Drivers on Indiana 930, Coliseum Boulevard, Lima Road and Wells Street today might see an unusual sight – a Korean War-era hospital rail car out ...

For years, the focus of Fort Waynes renaissance has been Promenade Park. This weekend, a new development – Headwaters Junction – is sched ...

Generations of great traditions often start with “My grandpa introduced me ...” or “My mother fell in love with this and passed that ...

Credit Photo provided by the Fort Wayne Railroad Historical Society Headwaters Junction, Inc. has announced the start of development efforts on 1010 Cass Street, complimenting Promenade Park in downtown Fort Wayne.   Headwaters Junction is a non-profit dedicated to “establishing a regional railroad attraction” along Fort Wayne’s riverfront. The project has been in the works since SWA Group recommended it during initial riverfront discussions in 2015, according to a release issued Wednesd...

Headwaters Junction plan advances ROSA SALTER RODRIGUEZ | The Journal Gazette A plan for a phase of Headwaters Junction attraction on the north side of the St. Marys River in Fort Wayne is chugging ahead with approvals from the Fort Wayne Plan Commission. The railroad history nonprofit organization will be allowed to move the restored 19th-century Craigville Depot and a refurbished former military hospital rail car from the 1950s to a parking lot east of Fort Wayne Outfitters. The outdoor recre...

Headwaters Junction phase OKd Restored depot, rail car to move north side of St. Marys ROSA SALTER RODRIGUEZ | The Journal Gazette A plan for one phase of the Headwaters Junction attraction on the north side of the St. Marys River is chugging ahead with approvals from the Fort Wayne Plan Commission. The railroad history nonprofit organization will be allowed to move the restored 19th-century Craigville Depot and a refurbished former military hospital rail car from the 1950s to a parking lot eas...