Green Bay bound SOGB leans into a sharp curve west of Fibre with 6627, AC 1753,1762 and 1755 leading the way. The 1762 ran around in its blue VIA paint for a few months before getting the ACRI F-u... (more)

With a wave from engineer Gary Drow, the WC 6636 leads ACRI 1755, 1753 and 49 cars through some marshland west of Fibre. The 6636 was part of the last group of used SD45's that WC purchased and as... (more)

AC 1754,WC 6590 slow for a crew change at the Highway 40 crossing in Fibre. This job was on short time departing Escanaba so the crew didn't bother turning the power before departing. It didn't wo... (more)

WC was always up for some cool lash-ups especially east of Gladstone where the ACR F's were commonly used on freights. This early January day finds Ex Soo veteran 700 along with AC 1756 and WC 663... (more)

WC 3027,1762,6630 are eastbound near Fibre with 47 cars. At the time trains SOGBA and GBSOA normally met at Trout Lake around lunch time. With WC's varied classic power it was often a tough decisi... (more)

WC engineer Chuck Goeschel has a steady hand on the throttle as he pilots a classic WC consist east with train GBSOA. The 6652, 1756 have 40 cars of mixed freight in tow. That is the WC's only FP4... (more)

WC 3026,7510 come rolling around the curve just east of Fibre with the 51 empties of train OACTI on a sunny March afternoon.

A set of power all still in ACR paint lead the 70 cars of train GBSOA east at Fibre. The 2002,6006,1754 lead the way on a late March morning.

WC 6004 leads AC 1762,1751 east near Fibre with a few brand new WC centerbeams first out on the train. A great way to spend the morning of the Fourth of July in 1998, chasing this power set to Sau... (more)

Soo 401 with Ex KCS 627 and 16 cars of train 11 moves eastbound under some dark late March clouds at Fibre.

WC 3026,7505,1554 hurry #34 east on a fine fall morning.The SW1500 is heading to Steelton yard in Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. to replace an ailing sister.

Soo 715 leads 2405, East on Lake States #11.

Proceeding to Sault St. Marie after working at Trout Lake