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| EXISTING STATIONS | ||||||||
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| Station Name |
Original Railroad | Current Location |
Type | Date Built |
Current Use |
Track Status |
Building Material |
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| Bayport |
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Almelund Threshing Show grounds on S.R. 95 | C | ???? | Museum | None | Wood |
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| center city |
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Summit & Andrews Avenues | C | ???? | Restaurant | Gone | Wood | |
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groningen (Miller Sta.) |
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Ironhorse Central RR Museum at 2480 Morgan Avenue, Chisago City. | C | 1895 | Museum | Tourist RR | Wood |
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| rush city |
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North side of 4th Street east of South Dana Avenue | C | ???? | Railroad | In Use | Wood/ Steel |
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| taylors falls |
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312 Government Street | C | 1902 | Museum | Gone | Wood | |
| STATIONS OF THE PAST | ||||||||
| Station Name |
Original Railroad |
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| Center City |
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This was the original NP station. | ||||||
| Chisago City |
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| harris |
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In 1888, the station was at the corner of Railroad and Division Streets. Not sure if this is the same station as the one pictured. | ||||||
| Kost |
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| Lindstrom |
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| North Branch |
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| Rush City |
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This was probably the first depot here. | ||||||
| Rush City |
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This brick station was most likely a replacement depot for the one listed above. | ||||||
| Shafer |
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| St. Croix Station |
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This station was on the eastern edge of Rusheba Township on the line from Rush City to Grantsburgh. | ||||||
| Stacy |
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| wyoming |
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In 1888, the station was on the north side of Pennsylvania Avenue. | ||||||
| Wyoming |
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A newer station. | ||||||
| 1898 CHISAGO COUNTY RAILROAD MAP | ||||||||
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Notes About Existing Stations... Bayport (CM&St.P) - Moved from Bayport in Washington County to Almelund. Groningen (St. Paul & Duluth) - Originally from Groningen (formerly called Miller Station), this station was moved to Chisago City in 1981 from Sandstone in Pine County (where it was from 1966-1981). |
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