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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 |
More Info |
| Biscay |
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Nowthen Threshing Show Grounds, 7415 Old Viking Boulevard, Nowthen MN (Anoka Co.) | P | 1901 | Museum | None | Wood |
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| Glencoe |
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12th Street East and Greeley Avenue | C | ???? | Railroad | In Use | Wood | |
| hutchinson |
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Southeast corner of Adams Street and Washington Avenue East. | C | 1887 | Museum | Aband. | Wood |
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| lester prairie |
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MN-261 south of Kennedy Avenue | C | 1888 | Business | None | Wood |
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| plato |
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9th Street East (CR-69) between Pizza Ranch and Primerica in Glencoe. (GPS: 44.76768,-94.127909) |
C | ???? | Vacant | In Use | Wood | |
| sherman |
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Four miles west of Winstead behind 22877 Flower Road on the ROW (GPS: 44.947283,-94.134593) |
C | ???? | Storage | Gone | Wood | |
| winsted |
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1/2 mile SW of town at 4353 County Road 5 (MN-230)
(GPS: 44.949306, -94.080675) |
C | ???? | Residence | None | Wood |
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| winsted |
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2296 CR-9 one-half mile south of town on the east side of road at a farm (GPS: 44.937312,-94.032304). | C | ???? | Storage | None | Metal |
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| STATIONS OF THE PAST | ||||||||
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Original Railroad |
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| Brownton |
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| hutchinson |
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This two-story depot was built in 1886 and torn down in 1957 or 1958. | ||||||
| hutchinson |
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Built in 1916, this station was on Third Avenue adjacent to the Main Street Dam. | ||||||
| Hutchinson |
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| Komensky |
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| Silver Lake |
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| silver lake |
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This station was located on 184th Street near Iris Road in South Silver Lake. | ||||||
| Silver Lake |
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| Stewart |
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| Sumpter |
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| 1898 McLEOD COUNTY RAILROAD MAP | ||||||||
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Notes About Existing Stations... Biscay (CM&St.P) - Depot was moved to Nowthen Threshing Show Grounds in Anoka County in 2001. Hutchinson (St.PM&M) - According to the date built, this would have been during the St.PM&M era. Lester Prairie (CM&St.P) - Now serves as "The Depot" gas station and convenience store. Winsted (Luce Line) - There has been some controversy about whether this is the old station as the building had been moved from a location in the country, but it may have been moved more than once. A comparison of the old and newer photos tend to agree that this is the station as the buildings share the same profile. Winsted (Luce Line) - This is a later metal replacement station. |
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