MARSHALL COUNTY

EXISTING STATIONS
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Station Name	Original Railroad	Current Location	Type	Date Built	Current Use	Track Status	Building Material	More Info
Anita Siding		703 North Main Street Thief River Falls (GPS: 48.123437, -96.182210)	C	1904	Garage	None	Wood
argyle		Pacific Avenue at 4th Street (GPS: 48.334384, -96.819485)	C	1881	Museum	None	Wood
Holt (Sandridge)		On a farm near the intersection of 300th Avenue and 160th Street west of Haug in Roseau County (GPS: 48.836412,-96.278933)	C	1904	Storage	None	Wood
Middle River		227 River Avenue (at 2nd Street) (GPS: 48.434994, -96.163610)	C	1904	Civic	None	Wood
Newfolden		Four miles NE of Viking at 12850 250th Street NW. (GPS: 48.240831,-96.320357)	C	1904	Residence	None	Wood
Stephen		442 Atlantic Avenue (GPS: 48.450850, -96.873473)	C	????	Railroad	In Use	Metal
Viking		Peder Engelstad Pioneer Village 825 Oakland Park Road Thief River Falls (Pennington Co.) (GPS: 48.108291, -96.189317)	C	1909	Museum	None	Wood
warren		Settler's Square Museum East Johnson Avenue and Farm Avenue. (GPS: 48.199631, -96.760298)	C	1905	Museum	None	Wood
STATIONS OF THE PAST
Station Name	Original Railroad	Notes
Alvarado		This station was at the northern end of Main Street, on the south side of the tracks.
Luna		The 1915 GN Valuation Record for 1915 lists only a station sign at this location, but no building or platform.
March
oslo		Built in 1905, this station was at the southern end of River Street on the east side. It was on the north side of the tracks.
Radium		This station was on the west side of Main Street, on the north side of the tracks.
Rosewood (Strip)		The depot was on the east side of CR-43, on the north side of the tracks.
Steiner		The 1915 GN Valuation Record for 1915 lists a 8'x33' carbody (old boxcar or passenger car) station with platform at this location. This station may have also been known as Excel. It was abandoned by the GN in December 1957.
stephen		This 24'x140' combination station was on Atlantic Avenue between 5th and 6th Streets.
Strandquist (Lund)		This station was on the south side of Main Street, on the west side of the tracks. The station was moved to a farm SE of town, but burned during the remodeling process.
warren		This station was between Johnson and Fletcher Streets, on the east side of the tracks. The 1915 GN Valuation Record for 1915 lists a 30'x113' station at this location.
1898 MARSHALL COUNTY RAILROAD MAP

Notes About Existing Stations... Anita Siding (Soo Line) - This depot was originally in Anita (Marshall County). That "town" no longer exists, but was located in Sollum Township in the vicinity of US 59 and CR-117. The building was moved to Thief River Falls at some point and used as a yard office. Argyle (Great Northern) - This depot has been moved a short distance from its original location and now houses the historical society museum. The 1915 GN Valuation Record for 1915 lists only a walkway "to the old depot site" here for that year. Holt (Great Northern) - This station was originally on the north side of Lincoln Avenue, on the west side of the tracks. The name was changed from "Sandridge" to "Holt" in 1910. Middle River (Great Northern) - Now houses the Middle River Community Theater. The station was originally located between Stephens and McKenzie Streets (when McKenzie went through to the tracks) on the west side of the tracks. Newfolden (Soo Line) - This depot was originally located between Minnesota and Iowa Avenues on the west side of the tracks. The station stood abandoned in town until about 1997 when it was moved to the country and made into a house. Viking (Soo Line) - This depot was originally on the east side of Main Street, on the north side of the tracks in Viking. It was moved to Thief River Falls in 1973. Warren (Soo Line) - This depot was originally located on the east side South Minnesota Street (where it used to continue to the tracks), on the north side of the tracks. Other sources ("Shadows Of Time: Minnesota's Surviving Railroad Depots") have the build date as 1910. It was moved to the museum grounds in 1980.