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The museum has a model of the building on the right in the above photo.
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Trent Briggs posted
Spooner, Wisconsin
Jim Kelling shared
Spooner Wisconsin (Soo Line depot) |
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Mike Melland posted
Spooner,WI
Jim Kelling shared
Spooner, Wisconsin (Soo Line?)
[Some comments indicate that it was the Milwaukee.] |
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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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."
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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Aaron De Baiso
posted 13 photos with the comment: "A Saturday afternoon visit upon Spooner, Wisconsin. Saturday, March 22nd, 2025."
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