An empty crude oil train crosses the Fox River drawbridge in downtown Oshkosh.

Not the CNW? Fox River Valley 4508 skirts the shore of Lake Winnebago as it leads a freight thru Oshkosh, WI in January of 1993. The classic CNW semaphore was used as the approach to the Fox River... (more)

WC 6534 is crossing Irving Street in Oshkosh, WI. in January of 1993. This section of street running along Division Street would be eliminated in favor of the ex-CNW line a few blocks to the east.... (more)

A look down Parkway Avenue past the PAS·TYME Bar in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, sees a southbound taconite ore train on Wisconsin Central’s Neenah to North Fond du Lac main line noisily crossing the st... (more)

IC 2466 leads CN train L588 over the bridge in Oshkosh while some fisherman send out casts from the boat on a beautiful summer evening.

Chicago, Burlington & Quincy EMD E5 No. 9911-A and the Nebraska Zephyr Budd-built streamliner trainset runs north past houses and driveways on Division Street in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, on September 3... (more)

A southbound Wisconsin Central freight treads as lightly as it can through the front yards of homes lining Division Street in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, on November 18, 1989. Two children head down the s... (more)

Chicago, Burlington & Quincy EMD E5 No. 9911-A and the Nebraska Zephyr Budd-built streamliner crosses the Fox River at Oshkosh, Wisconsin, on September 30, 1993. This classy Zephyr from the Illino... (more)

CN 8952 charges over the Oshkosh Bridge with the sun staring directly at the nose.

In a typical Wisconsin winter that never seems to end, Wisconsin Central’s westbound PRANA freight, led by EMD F45 No. 6651, slogs through wet snow at Oshkosh on April 30, 1996.

SOO SW-1 320 crosses Fox River. 320 was local switcher kept at 1 stall engine house in Oshkosh. The 320 is now at the Duluth Museum in SOO black scheme. Joyce Norton Photo

The EJ&E heritage leads CN's A491 over the Oshkosh Bridge on a dull winter morning.

Soo Line SW1 320 at the Oshkosh Engine House in January 1973. This SW1 was built in September 1939 and worked for the Soo Line until November 1978 when it was sold to Great Lakes Coal and Dock. It... (more)

WAMX 3890, with WAMX 4192 trailing second, pull a bulkhead flat loaded with steel, where it will be spotted at Leeco Steel half a mile down the line.

WAMX 3890 and 4192 are seen spotting grain cars at United Coop near Oshkosh, WI. An older International and cultivator sits and waits for its next assignment