1024 and seven other locomotives were sold by the Monon R.R. to the Soo Line R.R. in 1941 and 1942. The Soo Line R.R. donated the locomotive to the City and it has been on static display at the Depot site since 1956. Trail Schoolhouse School was restored and has various items displayed of past schooldays. 32 under Water Tower. Trail passes alongside of depot replica.
Main building houses many pieces of antique farm machinery.
On display, the UFO Sheriff's car of Marshall County. These markers deal with the early explorers to the area. A recreation of the trading post founded by Sieur De LaVerendrye in 1732 as the western most headquarters for early explorers and traders. This railroad depot contains historical information that concentrates on early French explorers and the Sioux and Chippewa Indians who are buried in the area. The Depot has been completely renovated to house city offices and the police department.