| Below is a table of stations that may or may not be still standing. If you happen though any of these places and can get a definitive answer about them, your help will be greatly appreciated. This is the "rumor mill" section of the page where we hope to turn up some hidden gems! The info may be sketchy, and many are probably gone, but this is all I have on these stations. Email me with any info you have on these stations. | ||
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| Unknown 1 | ???? | Can anyone identify the station pictured below? The wagon reads "Brown Milling Company." |
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| Unknown 2 | ???? | The photo below was taken by a man who lived in Minneapolis from 1908-1935. He vacationed on Woman Lake in Cass County, however there was no identifying information on the photo in regard to the location. The station appears to be of Great Northern design. |
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| Unknown 3 | ???? | No specific location was given on the photo below. |
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| Unknown 4 | ???? | The photo below had writing on the back indicating that it was a "beer break in St. Louis County, MN." There appears to be a Northern Pacific sign on the station, but it's hard to be sure. Mystery Solved: This appears to be the NP (St. Paul & Duluth) station at Franconia (that was moved to Atkinson in Carlton County). Thanks to Dave West for the identification. |
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| Unknown 5 | ???? | No clues other than the station pictured below may have been a Minnesota station. |
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| Unknown 6 | ???? | The couple in the photo was from Woodbury, MN, but the station may or may not be from Minnesota. |
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