1. Wisconsin Central SD45 1745 (built July 1967 as NW 1745) in North Little Rock, AR on February 12, 1989. 2. Wisconsin Central GP30 700 (built March 1963 as SOO 700) at Fond du Lac, WI on June 29, 1989. Yes, it was labeled WC 700 below the cab window. 3. Wisconsin Central SD45 1701 (built July 1966 as NW 1701) in North Little Rock, AR on ...

1. Wisconsin Central (new?) Boxcars 26517, 26516 and others at Fon du Lac, WI on August 7, 1998. 2 and 3. Wisconsin Central Seirra Hotel (ex-AMTK 9811, nee-CB&Q 251 Silver Lounge, Budd dome private car) concludes Amtrak 6, …

In 1986, while on the way to Duluth / Superior, I passed through Ashland with a couple of other fans. We took an hour or so to explore the railroad remnants. By that time, there wasn't much left, and I believe the old Soo Line (former and original Wisconsin Central) was the only line still active, serving a few paper and wood customers.

Wisconsin Central Division mechanical forces at Fond du Lac, Wisconsin shops have completed 25 of 75 "Mega Log Hauler" high-capacity pulpwood cars, created by permanently coupling two 50-ft. bulkhead flat cars. By removing the middle bulkheads (from the A-ends- …

Re: Regarding Wisconsin Central SD45 Locomotives Author: TrainCatcher The 6500 - 6600 SD45's were rebuilt and renumbered into the 75xx series as they were completed.

The Fox Valley & Lake Superior (FOXY) began operations earlier this year on several lower traffic CN lines in Wisconsin. They were all ex-Wisconsin Central lines. Prior to WC, they were of C&NW, Milwaukee Road, Soo Line, and Green Bay and Western ownership. The li

Illinois Central 3138, GP-40R, running long nose first, southbound, leads a short consist at Midway North, just south of the small community of Lake Buelah, Wisconsin. This Canadian National Railway line is ex-Wisconsin Central, exx-Soo Line, exxx-Wisconsin Central. August 1, 2013, 10:51 AM.

Our Museum Quality model faithfully captures all of the nuances of this Legendary Locomotive. Features include numerous operating LEDs (as many as 30); frog clank and curve squeal sounds; and the railroad, road number, and era-specific details you have come to expect from the Museum Quality line. Edited 4 time(s).

It is a hospital train that the Wisconsin Central ran from Green Bay, WI to Shops (North Fond du Lac, WI) to move the locomotives involved in a head-on collision in Green Bay. The locomotives involved were the 1561, 3009 and 3015.

Aug 4, 2020 · Those were Wisconsin Central 4006 and 4009 in the Schilller Park Illinois yard on May 13, 1989. The front truck of 4009 sure looks different. 2. Wisconsin Central 6508 and 6507 (both ex-BN SD45s) at Schiller Park, IL on June 14, 1989. 3. Wisconsin Central GP35 723 (ex-SOO) and SD45 6505 (ex-BN) north of Schiller Park Yd on June 14, 1989.