169 W Park Street

Large industrial building with over 40,000 sf with historical value. The building was originally built in 1901 as a car barn for the electric train that served Grand Rapids, Muskegon and Grand Haven. The red electric interurban cars brought patrons to Fruitport to enjoy the big band music such as Duke Ellington and Jimmy Dorsey and many others to the Pamona dance Pavilion built by the train company as a destination spot for their riders. The building is now a viable manufacturing facility that includes 440V 3 phase electric, compressed air system, dust collection and is fully under sprinklers. The thick floors which in the beginning held the weight of train cars is perfect for heavy machinery and there are 5 semi loading docks. This historical building could be used for many