L867 is making a special move today. They're towing the CNW 1385 to North Freedom for delivery at the Mid Continent Railway Museum. Here, the train is rounding the bend that will lead them across ... (more)

WAMX 5907 drags the CNW 1385 through Lodi over former Chicago & Northwestern rails. The unlikely pair is crossing beneath the Chestnut Street bridge. 1385 will be delivered to the Mid Continent Ra... (more)

CNW 1385 is finally returning to Mid Continent Railway Museum! After spending years in a machine shop outside of Middleton, WI, the engine was taken by truck to a spur track in Middleton. It was t... (more)

L467 is just about to cross Highway 113 at Moon Valley. The train has started climbing the grade that will take it up to Devils Lake.

L467 crosses the bridge spanning Lake Wisconsin at Merrimac. This bridge has been undergoing a rebuild over the last several years. When it is complete, the plan is to raise the speed over the bri... (more)

The Baraboo Turn is approaching Okee as it makes its way West across the Reedsburg Sub.

WAMX 5907 cruises through Lodi with a decent sized L467.

L467 descends the grade between Dane and Lodi. Due to a recent tie project, most of WSOR's Reedsburg Sub is now good for 25 MPH between Madison and Merrimac. Prior to that, the track between Dane ... (more)

The L467 has reattached their power to their train after spotting Vollrath in Dane. Once their train is pumped up, and the Class Three is complete, they'll continue their Westbound trip to Baraboo... (more)

The Westbound Baraboo Turn climbs the grade into Dane.

L467 rumbles Westward through Waunakee.

WAMX 5907 and 4178 have just left the yard with todays Baraboo Turn.

WAMX 5907 leads the WSOR L867 through Ablemans Gorge. The GP59s are the newest additions to Wisconsin & Southern's locomotive roster.

WAMX 5907 hooks the curve that will lead the train into Ablemans Gorge. This once double track main line that was a bustling thoroughfare for numerous CNW freight and passenger trains, has been re... (more)

WAMX 5907 leads the L867 over the Baraboo River. In about six miles, the WSOR Reedsburg Sub crosses the Baraboo River six times.