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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 |
winona | 65 East Mark Street (East 11th at Center Street) (GPS: 44.044322, -91.640110) |
P | 1888 | Railroad | In Use | Brick | ||
winona | Mark Street (11th Street), next to the passenger
station. (GPS: 44.044654, -91.641177) |
F | ???? | Storage | In Use | Wood | ||
winona | 58 Center Street (north of 2nd Street) (GPS: 44.053875, -91.635201) |
F | 1883 | Restaurant | In Use | Brick | ||
STATIONS OF THE PAST | ||||||||
Station Name |
Original Railroad |
Notes | ||||||
altura | The W&SW later became part of Winona & Western in 1894 which became part of the Wisconsin, Minnesota & Pacific in 1901 which became part of the CGW in 1901. Not sure of the date of the photo. | |||||||
Bethany | ||||||||
Dakota | ||||||||
Dresbach | ||||||||
East Richmond | ||||||||
Homer | ||||||||
Lamoille | ||||||||
Lewiston | ||||||||
Minnesota City |
AND |
This joint station was built in 1883. It was between the tracks south of what is now the Wenonah Road Crossing at GPS: 44.089333, -91.744500. | ||||||
Minnesota City |
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Richmond | ||||||||
RollingStone | This station may have been of Winona & Southwestern vinatge. | |||||||
St. Charles | The W&SW station here, a frame depot located between St. Charles and Whitewater Streets, was destroyed by a cyclone on October 3, 1903. | |||||||
St. Charles | The replacement for the station listed above was made of brick (as shown in the photo). | |||||||
St. Charles | Built in 1895 | |||||||
Stockton | Built in 1875. | |||||||
Utica | ||||||||
Utica | Built in 1879. | |||||||
Whitman | ||||||||
Winona | This station was on the north side of 2nd Street at the end of Huff Street at GPS: 44.055295, -91.642607. The station was right in the middle of what is now Riverview Drive. It was built in 1880 and torn down in 1980. | |||||||
Winona |
AND |
This station was on the NE corner of 2nd and Lafayette Streets at GPS: 44.053057, -91.634395. | ||||||
Winona |
AND |
The freight station was on the NW corner of 2nd and Walnut Streets at GPS: 44.052739, -91.633487. This may have been in the end of the building that is still standing there (The Latsch & Sons Building), but it's hard to say for sure. | ||||||
Winona | This later-generation station was at 102 2nd Street East. Passengers were bussed from here across the river to the CB&Q station at Winona Junction, WI. | |||||||
Winona (East Winona) (Winona Jct.) |
This station was across the river in East Winona, WI. It was at the end of Depot Road on the south side of the tracks just east of the WI-54 overpass at GPS: 44.071608, -91.631597. This station was also known as Winona Junction. | |||||||
1898 WINONA COUNTY RAILROAD MAP | ||||||||
Notes About Existing Stations... XXX (XX&X) - Text of the note goes here. |