Jackson Street Roundhouse & Shops – St. Paul Minnesota

The most notable remaining structure in the Twin Cities built by the St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway is the Stone Arch Bridge, which spans the Mississippi River in Minneapolis. At the same time this bridge was under construction, the Manitoba Railway was also building a stone shop complex on Jackson Street in St. Paul. This complex of shops was constructed of St. Paul blue limestone, mined at Dayton’s Bluff. Over the years, the Jackson Street Roundhouse & Shops have undergone many changes. Only three of the original stone buildings remain, but they have been repurposed and are still being used today. See the unique exterior of these buildings and make sure to plan a visit to the nearby Jackson Street Roundhouse Museum.

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