In 2000, Andersen Windows Corporation of Bayport, Minnesota donated the smaller of its two plant switchers, the 3110, to the Minnesota Transportation Museum. Andersen Windows 3110 is a 600-horsepo... (more)

This steel caboose, acquired in 2000 by the Minnesota Transportation Museum. During restoration at the Jackson Street Roundhouse shops it was determined that 13500 was most likely the CB&Q's first... (more)

This Northern Pacific caboose, built in 1901 by the South Baltimore Car Works, greets customers as they enter the Great Northern Railway's historic Jackson Street Roundhouse, a former steam engine... (more)

A pair of Northern Pacific 4-6-2s rest in the Jackson Street Roundhouse. No. 2153 (foreground) is being cosmetically restored, while sister 2156 (at left) will eventually be returned to operation... (more)