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 From a 1976 Green Bay Route newspaper ad. |
The Green Bay and Western Railroad was a paper carrying line and bridge route operating between the Mississippi River at Winona, Minnesota and Lake Michigan at Kewaunee, Wisconsin, via Green Bay. It was chartered in 1866 as the Green Bay and Lake Pepin to provide an outlet for the region's timber and agriculture.
- Information:
History Route Rolling Stock Timetables Car Ferry Roster Museum Pieces - Information on the Green Bay Route, including a brief history of the railroad, rosters, timetables, and a short story about growing up near the railroad in the 1940's.
- Locos:
Loco Roster Paint Schemes Then and Now... 17 Reasons... - Power on the Green Bay Route: How a Wisconsin short line transformed itself into a high-speed bridge line.
- Rolling Stock:
[ Rosters ] [ Photo Rosters ] [ Equipment Diagrams ] [ Museum Pieces ] [ CO&E Boxcars ] - Freight cars, passenger cars, MOW equipment and cabooses.
- Photos & Stuff:
1900 1910 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 - A collection of Green Bay Route photos and printed material, including an 1885 passenger schedule, photos from a 1969 train wreck and some newspaper ads.
- Ephemera
Advertising Materials Annual Reports A&W Bridge Token Checks GBW&StP Correspondence Envelope Hard Hat Reorganization Letter Paperwork Passes Scripophily Employee and Seniority Lists Tickets Trading Cards - We've got enough Green Bay Route paperwork that it deserves it own category! Matchbook covers, train orders, railroad passes, and other paperwork associated with the Green Bay Route.
- Modeling:
Latest News Locomotive Models Freight Car Models Modeling Tips Photos Projects Decals Paint Matches Lettering Diagrams WRX Numbers Green Bay & Waupaca - Information for modelers of the Green Bay Route.
- References:
Web Links Books Magazine Articles Videos Photos on the WWW Commercial Photo Sources Contributors - Sources for additional Green Bay Route information in print and on the internet.
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