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ABOUT THIS SITE:
Purpose
PICTURES AND HISTORY:
STEAMBOATS &
WINONA
C&NW
"The Northwestern"
CMStP&P
"Milwaukee Road"
CB&Q "The
Burlington"
HOBBY HINTS AND
TIPS:
Layout planning and construction
Structures, People and Scenery
Painting and
Weathering
Working with wood and
styrene
Photography tips
Wiring and Command
Control
Fine tuning train engines
Assembling a kit
ASSOCIATES:
Associates
Pages
Layout
photos
Model
Photos
Projects by
associates
Consignment Items
Links to suppliers and Hobby
Shops
Feed back and chat
OTHER THINGS OF
INTEREST:
Calendar of Events, Hobby
shows
Railroad Excursion Rides
Railroad
Museums
CONTACT US:
Contact via
eMail
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Click here for information about this structure
Click here to goto Winona Shops Index page
The name "Winona
Shops" was a term commonly used to refer to the Chicago &
Northwestern engine facility in Winona, Minnesota during the years of
maximum productivity, from 1900 until around 1955. The "Winona Shops" was
a major rebuilding and maintainance site for the steam engines and
cars of the Chicago and Northwestern railroad.
NOTICE: The photos on
this web-site came from various sources on the internet. If there is
any one who has a problem with any of the images being shown here, please
let us know and we will gladly remove them. They are presented here
in admiration for the content of the pictures and we are not intending to
use them if anyone may object. Just let us know. We will
be happy to give credit where credit is due or remove them from this
web-site.
Thank
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