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Tony Held's Collection
 
4/26/2024
 
 
 
 
 
By:Tony Held
Dates:9/9/2006 - 6/23/2019
Album Info:Model and park trains too cool not to photograph.
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More Of What Came Before
Title:  More Of What Came Before
Description:  The Wayzata Garden railroaders set up a jim dandy temporary setup on the south side of the station for James J. Hill days 2006. Note the prow of the steamboat Minnehaha in the upper right corner and the Milwaukee 261 excursion in the upper left to upper center of the photo.
Photo Date:  9/9/2006  Upload Date: 3/1/2012 5:14:04 PM
Location:  Wayzata, MN
Author:  Richard Held
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What Came Before
Title:  What Came Before
Description:  A temporary layout was set up on the lake side of the depot for James J. Hill Days 2006. Dig that steam engine, as well as what appears to be a Santa Fe SD45 ... in full Warbonnet paint!
Photo Date:  9/9/2006  Upload Date: 3/1/2012 4:59:40 PM
Location:  Wayzata, MN
Author:  Richard Held
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Just Coming Into Being
Title:  Just Coming Into Being
Description:  A look at the then brand-new Wayzata depot garden pike as the second level was just coming into being as marked by the trestle in the center background.
Photo Date:  6/5/2010  Upload Date: 11/2/2011 7:02:36 AM
Location:  Wayzata, MN
Author:  Richard Held
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Nice Touch!
Title:  Nice Touch!
Description:  A view of the Wayzata depot garden pike when brand-new.
Photo Date:  6/5/2010  Upload Date: 11/2/2011 7:03:13 AM
Location:  Wayzata, MN
Author:  Richard Held
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Never Too Young To Like Trains
Title:  Never Too Young To Like Trains
Description:  A Santa Fe steam train rolls around the upper level track of the Wayzata depot pike to the delight of a kid out with her family on a sunny July day.
Photo Date:  7/3/2010  Upload Date: 11/2/2011 7:07:27 AM
Location:  Wayzata, MN
Author:  Richard Held
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Saddle Tanker And Bobber Caboose
Title:  Saddle Tanker And Bobber Caboose
Description:  A short Santa Fe freight consisting of a saddle tanker, hopper car, and bobber caboose wends its way around the then brand-new upper level of the Wayzata depot layout beneath lazy, hazy, skies as garden trains are meant to.
Photo Date:  7/3/2010  Upload Date: 11/2/2011 7:14:13 AM
Location:  Wayzata, MN
Author:  Richard Held
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Steam Freight
Title:  Steam Freight
Description:  A four car steam train complete with red caboose makes its way around the lower level of the Wayzata depot pike beneath the warm July sun.
Photo Date:  7/3/2010  Upload Date: 11/2/2011 7:14:47 AM
Location:  Wayzata, MN
Author:  Richard Held
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Across The Timber Trestle
Title:  Across The Timber Trestle
Description:  The short steam-powered Santa Fe freight steps lively across the heavy-duty timber trestle on the upper level trackage of the Wayzata depot garden pike.
Photo Date:  7/3/2010  Upload Date: 11/2/2011 7:15:19 AM
Location:  Wayzata, MN
Author:  Richard Held
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Locomotives Maintained Here
Title:  Locomotives Maintained Here
Description:  The two-stall European-style engine house, coal tower, and water tank on the Wayzata depot garden pike complete with waiting steam engine.
Photo Date:  11/1/2011  Upload Date: 11/2/2011 6:54:56 AM
Location:  Wayzata, MN
Author:  Richard Held
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Plaque
Title:  Plaque
Description:  Plaque dedicated to Bill Briggs on Wayzata depot garden pike.
Photo Date:  11/1/2011  Upload Date: 11/2/2011 6:54:34 AM
Location:  Wayzata, MN
Author:  Richard Held
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Welcome To "Toonerville"
Title:  Welcome To "Toonerville"
Description:  A neat little depot with a sign for a town from a fabled comic strip can be found on the west end of the Wayzata garden model railroad. Nice touch!
Photo Date:  11/1/2011  Upload Date: 11/2/2011 6:54:11 AM
Location:  Wayzata, MN
Author:  Richard Held
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Lush And Green
Title:  Lush And Green
Description:  A portrait of the east side of the Wayzata depot garden pike reveals how lush the pike has become over a year after being first built. Note the mast for the old depot train order signal in the background.
Photo Date:  11/1/2011  Upload Date: 11/2/2011 6:48:55 AM
Location:  Wayzata, MN
Author:  Richard Held
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Fitting Addition!
Title:  Fitting Addition!
Description:  What would a model train layout at the Wayzata depot be without a replica of the prototype?
Photo Date:  11/1/2011  Upload Date: 11/2/2011 6:50:12 AM
Location:  Wayzata, MN
Author:  Richard Held
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They Have Come A Long Way
Title:  They Have Come A Long Way
Description:  A view of the west end of the Wayzata depot pike reveals rich detail and greenery. They've even added a replica of the depot itself!
Photo Date:  11/1/2011  Upload Date: 11/2/2011 6:49:17 AM
Location:  Wayzata, MN
Author:  Richard Held
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The 261 Is At The Depot
Title:  The 261 Is At The Depot
Description:  One of the pikes at the Twin City Model Railroad Museum is a three-rail O-scale one that features the downtown Minneapolis Milwaukee Road depot. Museum volunteer Al was kind enough to set up their Lionel 261 for me to take a couple pictures of during my visit. Note the Northern Pacific articulated at left. If only such a scene could exist in the prototype world.
Photo Date:  6/23/2019  Upload Date: 6/23/2019 11:39:33 PM
Location:  Saint Paul, MN
Author:  Tony Held
Categories:  Model,Steam
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What Are The Odds?
Title:  What Are The Odds?
Description:  I had caught the 261 at Eden Prairie a couple hours before I took this photo of her Lionel O-scale replica. What are the odds? (I got to get me one of these babies myself, once I have a pike big enough.)
Photo Date:  6/23/2019  Upload Date: 6/23/2019 11:40:19 PM
Location:  Saint Paul, MN
Author:  Tony Held
Categories:  Model,Steam
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Views:  69   Comments: 1


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