Saint Paul Bridge and Terminal

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The St. Paul Bridge & Terminal Ry. is a terminal and transfer railroad, set in 1952 in Minnesota's capital city. The railroad is designed for people who like to switch -- there are no "mainline" trains to speak of. Dense industrial trackage, multiple switch jobs, and two-man crews offer no shortage of switching or yard work. This railroad is in a brand-new basement below a 1912 house. Trains operate within Yard Limits. Switch list based operations with a Freight Agent position. Wide aisles.

Superintendent Dave Zuhn
Division or Location: St. Paul, Minnesota
Interchange Railroads: NP, MILW, CMO, CGW, RI, MT, CB&Q, GN, M&StL
Size of Railroad: 24 x 40 feet
Scale: HO
Era: September, 1952
Control System: Digitrax UT4 corded & UT4R radio throttles
Scale Clock Speed: no clock in use
Length of Session: 3-4 hours
Number of Crew: 6-10
Train Control: Yard Limit Rules
Are Radios Required: No
Listed Jobs: Yardmaster, yard crews (1 or 2), transfer operator, freight agent. Everyone else will run a mix of switch jobs.

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