c. 1918; postmarked 1920; "The new Michigan Central Station is located near Michigan Avenue between Fifteenth and Seventeenth Streets, covers twenty-one acres and the total cost is $15,000,000. There are eleven tracks in the station that accommodate 135 passenger coaches. It has all conveniences, such as a complete drug store with special facilities for the care of invalids and change room where travellers can at nominal cost obtain shower baths and make a change of clothing. Accommodations for passengers are not outdone by any railroad station in the world."