WINONA COUNTY

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. The first station here was a wood frame building that burned down in 1904 (The Winona Daily News 10-31-1976).
altura		This brick station was built in 1904-05 to replace the wood station that burned down. It was closed in 1962 and torn down around 1966.
Bear Creek		There was a small shelter here.
Bethany		This station was closed in 1947 and torn down in 1948.
Dakota
Dresbach
East Richmond
Homer
Lamoille
Lewiston (New Boston)		Was known as New Boston until 1885.
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
Richmond (Donehower)
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) and built in 1904. The CGW tracks were pulled up through St. Charles in 1935, but the depot was maintained on a spur track off the C&NW. The CGW station was still standing, and providing freight service, as of 1968 when the C&NW depot was demolished. The CGW used the C&NW tracks from here to near Eyota where it reconnected with its own tracks (Winona Daily News, 5-19-1968).
St. Charles		Built in 1895, the station was closed in January 1967 (Winona Daily News, 1-30-1967) and demolished in 1968 (Winona Daily News, 5-19-1968).
Stockton		Built in 1875.
Utica		The original depot here was built by the W&SW (later CGW).
Utica		A new brick station was built here in 1904.
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. The W&SW/CGW and the Winona & Western used this station from 1888-1900. The W&W and CGW then used the CM&St.P station from 1900-1932 (when passenger service ended on the CGW).
Winona		This later-generation station, which opened on November 30, 1938 (The Winona Daily News 11-29-1938) was at 102 2nd Street East. Passengers were bussed from here across the river to the CB&Q station at Winona Junction, WI.
Winona	AND	The freight station, which opened in 1938 along with the station listed above, 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 (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... Winona (CM&St.P) - This station was also used by the W&W and CGW from 1900-1932 (when passenger service ended on the CGW).