Railroad: Menominee and St. Paul Railway Company

This was a terminal railroad in Menominee which connected the Ann Arbor railroad ferry slip with other railroads nearby. It was built in 1900 and abandoned in 1958. It was 0.65 miles long. [MRL] This terminal railroad is controlled by the Ann Arbor railroad during its lifetime. This line was operated for the Ann Arbor railroad by the Chicago & North Western railroad.

Built → Menominee & St. Paul Railway → Operations Ended

Built: 1899 - from Menominee to Wisconsin state lin, controlled from inception by Ann Arbor Railroad Company.

Operated for 59 Years

Operations Ended: 1958

Reference: [MRRC]

Notes

The Menominee and St. Paul Railway was essentially the dock and land operation of the Ann Arbor railroad across Lake Michigan in Menominee. It interchanged with both the C&NW and the Milwaukee Road.

Time Line

1900. The terminal railroad was constructed for 0.65 miles along Green Bay at the mouth of the Menominee River. [MRL]

1958. The dock and rail lines are abandoned. [MRL]