WASHINGTON COUNTY

EXISTING STATIONS
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Station Name	Original Railroad	Current Location	Type	Date Built	Current Use	Track Status	Building Material	More Info
afton		Almelund Threshing Show Grounds	C	????	Museum	None	Wood
bayport		MN Transportation Museum?	C	????	Museum	None	Wood
stillwater		601 North Main Street	P	????	Museum	Tourist RR	Brick
Stillwater		305 South Water Street	F	1883	Business	Gone	Brick
STATIONS OF THE PAST
Station Name	Original Railroad	Notes
Arcola
Carnelian junction
Copas (Vasa)
Cottage Grove
Dellwood
Duluth junction
DulUth Junction
Forest Lake
Hugo
Hugo (Centerville)		The original Lake Superior & Mississippi RR station was was most likely in the vicinity of where MN-8 now intersects with US 61 and was built around 1870. The original name of Hugo was Centerville Station.
Lake Elmo (Bass lake)		Prior to 1879, this location was known as Bass Lake Station. There was a St. Paul, Stillwater & Taylor's Falls Railroad station here as early as 1874.
lake elmo		This appears to be the depot for the Lake Elmo Sanatarium.
Lake Elmo		The main Lake Elmo station was built in 1906. It was a wooden frame building with a concrete foundation. The building also featured a 24' pavillion.
Lakeland
Langdon
Mahtomedi (Wilson)		Later part of the NP.
Mahtomedi (Wilson)		There was a Stillwater & St. Paul RR station here was early as 1874. The S&St.P railroad ran from Stillwater to White Bear Lake (looping around the north side of the lake from Mahtomedi to the village of White Bear Lake). It became part of the St. Paul & Duluth Railroad in 1899 which was later bought by the Northern Pacific.
Maple Island
Marine (Marine Mills)
Midvale (Castle)
Newport
Newport
Oakdale		There was a St. Paul, Stillwater & Taylor's Falls Railroad station here as early as 1874.
Otisville
Point Douglas
Point Douglas
Red Rock		This village was one mile north of Newport near the intersection of Red Rock Road and Bailey Road.
Siegel		See listing for Stillwater Junction below.
South Stillwater (Bayport)		There was a St. Paul, Stillwater & Taylor's Falls Railroad station here as early as 1874. It was the first station in this town with the CM&St.P coming later. The line from Stillwater Switch to South Stillwater was removed in 1935. Stillwater Switch was about half way between Stillwater and South Stillwater.
South Stillwater (Bayport)	AND	There was a union station here that was built in 1890.
South Stillwater (Bayport)		A "new" Omaha station was built in 1914. It was a wooden station with a concrete foundation.
South Stillwater (Bayport)		Most likely built around 1914 also after the demise of the old union station (for reasons unknown).
St. Mary
St. paul Auto Club
St. Paul park		This station was on 5th Street at Broadway.
St. Paul Park		This station was on Pullman Avenue.
St. Paul park
Stillwater		The St. Paul, Stillwater & Taylor's Falls Railroad terminated in Stillwater at the station. According to an 1874 map, this station was located near the corner of East Pine and South Main (when Pine street went through and intersected with Main). The line became part of the St. Paul & Sioux City RR in 1880 and eventually became part of the CSt.PM&O. This was the second RR station in Stillwater, having been built around 1872.
Stillwater		According to the 1874 map of the town, the Stillwater & St. Paul RR station was located right on the water at the end of Myrtle Street. This was the first station in Stillwater, having been built around 1870. There was passenger station on the west side of the tracks and a freight station on the east side of the tracks. This railroad ran from Stillwater to White Bear Lake and this station was the terminus at Stillwater. It became part of the St. Paul & Duluth Railroad in 1899 which was later bought by the Northern Pacific.
Stillwater	AND	This union station was built in 1887 and was located on the NE corner of Water and Myrtle Streets. It was torn down in 1960 to make way for a grocery store (also now gone). The site is now a parking lot. For most of its life it served the Northern Pacific and CSt.PM&O railroads.
Stillwater		There was an Omaha freight station built here in 1897.
Stillwater Junction		Known as Siegel on modern maps, there was a St. Paul, Stillwater & Taylor's Falls Railroad station here as early as 1874. This was originally the junction of the St.PS&TF (which continued NE to Stillwater) and the West Wisconsin RR (which crossed the river at Hudson, WI and ran NW up to the junction). This junction would have been in the vicinity of 47th Street North and Osgood Avenue. A passenger station here was built by the St. Paul & Sioux City RR in 1881 that survived well into the CSt.PM&O years. A two story agent's dwelling was constructed here in 1883.
Wildwood
withrow
1898 WASHINGTON COUNTY RAILROAD MAP

Notes About Existing Stations... Afton (CMSt.P&P) - The depot on the Amelund Threshing Show Grounds is advertised as being from Bayport, however, before it was in Bayport it was originally in Afton. The depot has been moved twice.