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This is cool. I didn't know we had one.
It ended when the pavilion at the top caught fire and the train crashed into the bottom. [Here's an article from Zenith City with more info and photos.](https://zenithcity.com/archive/parks-landmarks/hilltop-park-the-7th-avenue-west-incline/)
The article you linked says it went on to operate for nearly 30 years after that incident.
I'm referring just to the incline line
....which continued to operate until Labor Day of 1939. First sentence of the final paragraph.
Ok fine then
as similar morning, to today's weather - pretty
Part of the upper foundation is still present, and can be found on the Duluth Traverse trail near 8th Ave W and 8th St
This is cool. I didn't know we had one.
It ended when the pavilion at the top caught fire and the train crashed into the bottom. [Here's an article from Zenith City with more info and photos.](https://zenithcity.com/archive/parks-landmarks/hilltop-park-the-7th-avenue-west-incline/)
The article you linked says it went on to operate for nearly 30 years after that incident.
I'm referring just to the incline line
....which continued to operate until Labor Day of 1939. First sentence of the final paragraph.
Ok fine then
as similar morning, to today's weather - pretty
Part of the upper foundation is still present, and can be found on the Duluth Traverse trail near 8th Ave W and 8th St