Was home to the Junction Valley Railroad, a 1:4-scale ride-on line billed as the world's largest quarter-sized railroad, until it ceased operations in 2018 source
Community character
Suburban and commercial township in southeastern Saginaw County, directly southeast of the city of Saginaw along Interstate 75 and Dixie Highway, with the Cass River winding through its developed core source
Junction Valley Railroad
Quarter-size (1:4 scale) ride-on railroad built by the Stenger family along Dixie Highway in Bridgeport Charter Township, billed as the world's largest quarter-sized railroad with more than four miles of track and 16 bridges; the family attraction ceased operations in 2018 source
Bridgeport Historical Society Museum and Village
Local-history museum and historic village at 6190 Dixie Highway featuring several restored buildings including a schoolhouse, Greek Revival house, barn, replica fire hall, and old town hall, and housing township records and newspapers source
Community of Bridgeport
Census-designated community and one of Saginaw County's oldest settlements, organized as a township in 1848 on the Cass River, that grew around sawmilling and salt production before shifting to agriculture source
Davis Park
Portion of the 35-plus-acre Community Park east of the Cass River, adjacent to the township offices at Mill and Franklin streets, with picnic facilities, playground, ice skating, a canoe channel, and the Bridgeport Historical Society buildings source
Liberty Park
14-acre community park at 3670 Southfield Drive with five ball fields, basketball courts, and playgrounds, and home to the Frank N. Andersen Recreational Complex, a universally accessible sports facility used by the Great Lakes Bay Miracle League source
Bridgeport
Census-designated place covering the developed core of the township, extending from the Saginaw city line in the northwest south along Interstate 75 to the center of the township source
