Ypsilanti's River Street runs north from Michigan Avenue, just east of the Huron River, forming the eastern end of Depot Town.
From the south, at,
In the South Depot Town neighborhood, River Street is boulevarded, with trees and flowers planted in the center median. Several large, stately houses on the west side back up to the Huron River, overlooking Riverside Park; houses on the east side are smaller, backing up to the historically industrial area along the railroad.
- 223 N. Whittemore House (Also known as Cornwell House, not to be confused with 203 N. Huron)
Photo Street marks the entry into the Depot Town commercial area.
- Millworks Building
- Ypsilanti Food Co-op
- River Street Bakery
- Way formerly the Ferrier Machine Works
- Sidetrack
- Ypsilanti Automotive Heritage Museum
East
The MCRR tracks cross the intersection of River and Cross at a 45-degree angle, creating a complex intersection.
North of Depot Town, the Historic East Side Neighborhood is characterized by early 20th century homes on larger lots.
River Street ends.
