ST. LOUIS COUNTY

EXISTING STATIONS
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Station Name	Original Railroad	Current Location	Type	Date Built	Current Use	Track Status	Building Material	More Info
biwabik		????	C	????	Civic	In Use	Concrete
brookston		Moved to 3rd Avenue and 2nd Street South	C	1911	Storage	None	Wood
Duluth		Corner of W. Michigan Street and 5th Avenue West.	P	1892	Civic	In Use	Brick
ely		????	C	????	Business	Gone	Wood
Endion (Duluth)		East side of Interstate 35 at Lake Place Dr. and Canal Park Dr. on the waterfront.	P	1899	Business	None	Brick
eveleth		Cedar Street (South side of CR-101 between CR-141 and CR-142)	P	????	Business	Gone	Stucco
eveleth		About 50 yards west of the passenger station across Industrial Drive	F	????	Residence	Gone	Wood
floodwood		Moved to ????	C	????	Civic	None	Brick/ Stucco
forbes		????	C	????	Vacant	In Use	Wood
hibbing		19th Street (Industrial Street) and 4th Avenue East	P	1903	????	In Use	Wood
orr		Along US 53 (where exactly?)	C	????	Business	None	Wood
tower		404 Pine Street	C	1915	Museum	Gone	Wood/ Stucco
twig		????	C	????	Railroad	In Use	Metal
virginia		600 Chestnut Street	C	1913	Bank	Gone	Brick
wilpen		Moved to Ironworld Discovery Center at 801 US 169 SW in Chisholm	C	1915	Museum	In Use	Wood
winton		204 Main Street	C	????	Post Office	None	Wood
STATIONS OF THE PAST
Station Name	Original Railroad	Notes
Adolph
Alborn
Alborn
Allen Junction		Allen Junction was south of Allen Station.
Alice
Alvina
Angora
Arbutus
Arlberg
Arthur
Ash lake
Aurora
Baden
Baden
Bailey
Barclay Junction		This was just south of Chisholm
Bartlett
Bengal
Birch
Birch
Biwabik
Biwabik
Breda (Brida)
Brevator		This station was 11 miles NW of Cloquet in Section 17/18 of Brevator Township.
Brewer
Brimson
Britt
Britt		The original station.
Brooklyn
Brookston
Buhl
Burnett
Calyx		This place no longer exists. It can be seen on maps from 1914. It was located between Sand Lake and Coon Lake, just to the NW of Silica.
Casco
Central Lakes
Chisholm
Clapper
Clifton
Colby
Congo		This station was at the northern end of Maki Road, just east of Paupore on the GN.
Cook (Ashawa)		The town changed its name to Cook to avoid confusion with Oshawa, MN.
Culver
Cusson
Darrow		This station was south of Frederick (see below). It was in the vicinity of CR-442 (Township 56 North, Range 20 West, Section 31)
Davis		Both the D&IR and DM&N went through here.
Dewey Lake
Denham lake
Draco		This station was between Nagonad and Brevator on the St. Louis River (in Section 22 of Brevator Township).
duluth
duluth
Duluth (W. Duluth)		This station was on Central Avenue and was torn down in 1961.
duluth		This Lake Superior & Mississippi RRfreight station was located at 3rd Avenue East and Michigan Street.
duluth		This is the first Union Station. The Spalding Hotel is in the background of the photo.
Duluth
Duluth (W. Duluth)
Dumblane
Eagles Nest
Elcor (Elba)
Ellsmere
Elsdon		This was the next station north of Cusson.
Embarrass
Fairbanks (Bassett Lake)
Fens (Dibbell)		Fens is the name of this location on modern maps.
Fermoy
fond du lac (Duluth)		Not sure which RR built this depot. Is this the same station as those listed below??
Fond Du Lac (Duluth)		This is an NP station, but not sure of its vintage. Is this the same as the stations listed above and/or below?
Fond du lac (Duluth)		According to a Duluth Herald article by Jack D. Shipley (published Jan. 6, 1981), this Lake Superior & Mississippi RR station was built in 1870 and was moved from elsewhere to 13308 W. Third St. It served as a duplex and then become a restaurant around 1929. It served as The Olde Depot Inn restaurant until 1985. Does anyone know if it is still standing?
Forbes		This station predated the existing station.
Forsman
Franklin
Fraser (Exmoor)
Frederick		This station was just south of Riley. The location no longer exists. It was in Township 56 North, Range 20 West, Section 18.
French River
Gheen
Gilbert
Glendale
Gowan
Grand Lake
Haley
Harris Lake		Eight miles SW of Fairbanks.
hibbing		This station was located in the old town of Hibbing before the town was moved in the early 1920s due to encroaching mines. The station was demolished rather than moved and a new station was built at the new site. The first station in Hibbing was a converted boxcar.
Hinsdale
Holter Trimble		This was NE of Mesaba in Section 11.
Hornby
Hornby Junction		This station was eight miles south of Hornby. This was a junction of the D&IR and the D&NE.
Hutter		This was somewhere in the west part of Biwabik Township.
Idington
Iron		AKA Iron Junction.
Island
Jones
Keenan
Kelly Lake
Kelsey
Kerr
Kinmount
Kirk
Kitzville
Lakeside
Lakewood
Leander
Leighton		This station was in Township 56 North, Range 21 West, Section 9.
Lester Park (Lakeview)		This location is called "Lakeview" on maps from the early 1900s. The station was near 60th Avenue East and East Superior Street.
Lucknow
Lynwood (Stuart)		This was in Township 56 North, Range 21 West, Section 29.
Macon		Macon was west of Wolf on the NW side of Silver Lake.
Maney
Mc Comber
Mc Kinley
Meadowlands
MerritT		Now part of Biwabik, this was on the western shore of Emabarrass Lake.
Mesaba
Mirbat		This station was five miles SE of Floodwood.
Mitchell
morgan park		This station was on Spirit Lake. It was demolished in 1925.
Mountain Iron
Mountain Iron		This was the first station built at Mountain Iron. The photo is from 1893.
Munger
Munger
Murray
Nagonab		This station was between Draco and Cloquet on the St. Louis River on the south edge (Section 34) of Brevator Township.
Nopeming
Onega
Orr		This was the first station built at Orr.
Palmers
Paupores
Payne
Payne
Peary
PetTit
proctor		Formerly known as Proctor Knott.
Prosit (Hemlock)
Putnam
Reno
Rice River		This was the next station north of Britt.
Ridge
Riley
Rivers
Robinson
Rollins
Saginaw		The Duluth & Northeastern RR also ran through this town (north/south, with the DM&N running east/west). That line was removed in 1926 and probably did not have a station.
Sax (Wallace)		Some sources list these as two separate locations, but Sax (or Saxe) appears to be the current name of the location that used to be known as Wallace.
Scott
Shaw
Shenango		This was two miles SE of Chisholm.
Sherwood
Silica
Silver Lake		This may be the same station that was also known as Macon (which was was west of Wolf on the NW side of Silver Lake).
Simar
Sims		This was in Township 56 North, Range 21 West, Section 16.
Skibo (Norman)
sparta
Soudan (Tower Jct.)
Sparta
Spruce
Summit
Taber		This station was six miles SE of Angora.
Taft		The original station.
Taft		The newer station.
Toivola Station		This station was at the west end of Arkola Road.
Tower		This was the first station at Tower, constructed in 1885. This was the first station built on the D&IR.
Twig
virginia
Virginia
Virginia
Wahlsten
Wallace
Walsh		This was two stations north of Wahlsten, between Rivers and Tower Junction.
Whiteface
Wolf
Wyman (Allen Station)		Now called Wyman, this was previously known as Allen Station (which is different from, and north of Allen Junction)
Zim
1898 ST. LOUIS COUNTY RAILROAD MAP

Notes About Existing Stations... Duluth (Union Station) - See the Duluth Depot site for more information. The train sheds were removed in 1924. Endion (DM&IR) - Added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1975. Moved from its former location at South Street & 15th Ave East in 1985 due to the extension of Interstate 35. Virginia (DW&P) - The first building to occupy this site library that was built in 1905. The city built a new library in 1913 and sold the building to the railroad. The CN railroad moved the library building built this Duluth, Winnipeg, and Pacific Railway station. The depot was used by the railroad until the late 1950's when it was converted to a bank. Wilpen (DM&IR) - Station moved from Wilpen to Chisholm. Now labeled "Glen Depot."