Monday, February 1, 2016

Spooner, WI: Roundhouse and Depot Musem

(Satellite)

Raymond Storey posted
The museum has a model of the building on the right in the above photo.
Brian Lenk

Trent Briggs posted
Spooner, Wisconsin
Jim Kelling shared
Spooner Wisconsin (Soo Line depot)

Satellite
The town no longer has rail service, but I did find a roundhouse and depot because they have a little railroad museum. The depot is the first building from the bottom on the left of the satellite photo.

Kirk Brust posted five images with the comment: "C&NW roundhouse Spooner, Wi."
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Street View

chris kemper, Oct 2018

Mark Llanuza posted
Its 1989 were at Spooner Wis station.

4 of 9 photos posted by Mark Taylor with the comment: "Spooner, Wi   11/9/2023   Depot, roundhouse, plow, table and sand tower."
[Some comments indicate that the last train was CNW-992 and that the route is now owned by Wisconsin Great Northern and that they use it for car storage. And several comments indicate that the museum is nice.]
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Bryan Much posted 21 photos with the comment: "Spooner (CNW) depots and roundhouse.  Passenger and freight depots were constructed in 1902.  The roundhouse was built in 1915.  The site is being preserved as a railroad park in Spooner and the roundhouse is being restored to some extent. Spooner was named for a railroad attorney.  There was a large passenger depot, freight depots, a restaurant, express office, switching yards, locomotive/car shops, offices, roundhouse, and lumberyards.  About 600 people were employed there.  Previously I reported about the nearby tourist railroad near Trego."
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