Historic train engine hit by vandals
A train engine donated to the city of Kalispell by Mission Mountain Railroad sits inside a fence along a span of track above Woodland Park that will be developed into the Kalispell Trail on June 9. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
A train engine donated to the city of Kalispell by Mission Mountain Railroad sits inside a fence along a span of track above Woodland Park that will be developed into the Kalispell Trail on Tuesday, June 9. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
A train engine donated to the city of Kalispell by Mission Mountain Railroad sits inside a fence along a span of track above Woodland Park that will be developed into the Kalispell Trail on Tuesday, June 9. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
A train engine donated to the city of Kalispell by Mission Mountain Railroad sits along a span of track above Woodland Park that will be developed into the Kalispell Trail on Saturday, March 28.
Sitting stationary along the defunct railroad track east of Kalispell, a decommissioned historic train engine doesn’t have anywhere to go to escape vandalism.
In late March, Mission Mountain Railroad dedicated one of its out-of-use train engines to the city to use as a historical display along the long-awaited Kalispell Core Area Trail...
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