Rolling Into 2025
As this year draws to a close, we are grateful to have been able to welcome visitors, share the stories of our cabooses, and make new friends.
2025 promises more adventures, more discoveries, and—who knows?—maybe even a few surprises down the line. Here’s to a year of keeping the lanterns glowing, the marker lights shining bright, and the history alive.
Thank you for being part of our journey. From all of us at Caboose Falls, we wish you a happy, healthy, and historic New Year!
All aboard for 2025!
Rain, Rails, and Raccoons: A Rainy Day Update
Rainy days hold a certain charm, and our most recent visit to Caboose Falls proved just that. Though the gray skies and steady drizzle cast a dreary appearance over the landscape, the day was far from spoiled. Instead, it became an adventure, filled with trains, wildlife discoveries, and the simple joys of playing in the rain.
Continue reading “Rain, Rails, and Raccoons: A Rainy Day Update”Rails, Detours, and Secrets: Meet RM17
Every caboose has a story, for some, like RM17, the story is very much a mystery. From its rugged beginnings tailing taconite ore trains in northern Minnesota to its misguided excursion into New Jersey, this caboose traveled far and wide before finding its forever home at Caboose Falls. Join us as we unravel the story of its remarkable journey. Read the RM17 story here.
Christmas Cheer and Family Fun: A Day at Caboose Falls
Although we arrived later than planned, our day turned out to be both productive and filled with excitement. Here’s a glimpse into all the fun we had!
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Beyond the Rails: Remembering Fr. Ed “Butch” Schleicher
October 28, 1940 – November 21, 2022
Continue reading “Beyond the Rails: Remembering Fr. Ed “Butch” Schleicher”Work Day: Dust and Discovery
Renovating an old caboose is no small task, and our latest workday proved that in spades. This time, the job was to rip out all the drywall inside the old Reserve Mining Caboose (RM17). Along the way, we stumbled upon a few surprises—some more welcome than others.
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