Steam & Excursion > SOO LINE location help needed

A cousin in Wisconsin recently sent me this photo. Soo Line L-2 2-8-2 #1020 is shown in a classic view with various crew men posing on the locomotive.
The fellow sitting on the running board directly under the bell, is my Grandfather. He was a career Soo Line man working out of Stevens Point. Eventually, he became the wreck train foreman. 

My question is about the location - Does this look like Stevens Point? I am just not sure that this photograph was taken there (even though I have been there a few times over the years). If it's not "Point", can anyone venture a guess?

Thanks in advance.  

Brian E



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/27/15 19:03 by m420.

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Those arched doors look like Stevens Point to me.  I was amazed at that roundhouse when we were there in 1988 with the 1522.  Wonder if the roundhouse is still there?

Roundhouse looks alive and well in a current Google Map aerial view.  
https://www.google.com/maps/@44.5133137,-89.5678372,19z/data=!3m1!1e3

Frisco1522 Wrote:
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> Those arched doors look like Stevens Point to
> me.  I was amazed at that roundhouse when we were
> there in 1988 with the 1522.  Wonder if the
> roundhouse is still there?

Shoreham Shops in the Twin Cities had the round topped doors also.
Due to the two large stacks in the background, I am assuming the
facility had a large power plant .... I don't recall the power plant or
stacks when visiting Stevens Point, perhaps gone, but perhaps
not Stevens Point.

More important than the rounded doors on the right are the angled doors on the left. Based on that, I would put this at Stevens Point rather than Shoreham. Just my guess.

-Froggie