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The Minnehaha Depot

Milwaukee Road employees referred to the Minnehaha Depot as the "Princess" because of its delicate gingerbread canopy. The Depot was built in 1875 to replace a smaller station on the first railroad line into the Twin Cities from Chicago. In the Depot’s early years, Minneapolis residents flocked to Minnehaha Park via train to enjoy summer weekends. Managed by the Minnesota Transportation Museum.


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Location:
Minneapolis
In Minnehaha Park near Hwy 55 and Minnehaha Parkway

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Hours:
Summer only
Memorial Day through Labor Day, Sundays and Holidays: 2 to 6 p.m. School season by reservation.

Phone:
651-228-0263

Admission:
Free for all visitors.

Mailing Address:
Minnehaha Depot
c/o Minnesota Transportation Museum
193 Pennsylvania Avenue East
St. Paul, MN 55130-4319

E-mail:
minnehahadepot@mnhs.org