Brown County, Minnesota

City	Railroad	Current Location	Type	Current Use	Date Built	Track Status	Bldg. Mat.	Current Railroad	Notes	Field Checked
Comfrey	Chicago and North Western	moved to Currie	M	museum		none	wood	none	End O Line Railroad Park & Museum
New Ulm	Chicago and North Western	on site on southwest side of South Valley Street at 2^nd Street South	P	rr		in use	stone	CP		5/07
New Ulm	Chicago and North Western	over Minnesota River about 3 miles east of town	B	rr	c1880?	in use	steel	CP	multi-span, through truss, Redstone Bridge
Sleepy Eye	Chicago and North Western	100 Oak Street NW	P	museum	1902	in use	brick	CP	Depot Museum	10/12
Sleepy Eye	Chicago and Northern Western (Winona and St. Peter)	200 Oak Street NE	F	business	1887	in use	wood	CP	This was second station. First built circa 1872 when the railroad reached town and burned in 1877. This was built as replacement that same year. When the C&NW brick station built, this one was relegated to freight-only service	12/11

Compiled by M. J. Camp, Bill Holdsworth and Elizabeth Guenzler, Railroad Station Historical Society, Inc.

Last Updated 2/18/24

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