Stop back regularly to see new and interesting posts from your friends at the Lake Superior Railroad Museum, in Duluth, Minnesota:
9th Annual Summer Youth Program: Rail & Intermodal Transportation Hosted by: Rail Transportation Program and University of Wisconsin Superior. When: July 8-14, 2018 For Students entering Grades 9-12 What to expect: Rail and Intermodal Transportation explorations all week long, including hands-on and classroom activities. Several field visits will give you first hand look at Rail […]
Railroads don’t like stop signs on their lines. It takes time and distance to stop a train and that can be dangerous at grade crossings. Trains, because of their size and weight and because historically they got there first, have the right of way at street, road and highway crossings. That’s why the stop signs […]
Not too many years ago, my family came up to Duluth for a vacation from the “big city” of St. Paul. I was about 7 years old, and I remember being sad that I didn’t have a camera along to take a picture of myself in the cab of the 227 to take back for […]
There is really no historic answer to that question. It’s just always been that way. Trains are large, impressive and in the early days they were the biggest thing to come through town and therefore very exciting. Where they were going was an adventurous mystery. So it’s like waving goodbye. Trains are anonymous. It’s not […]