This is where they got the name "skunks". This SD20 was a leasor used to fill some power gaps WSOR had at the time and never became a WSOR locomotive.
The 4003 passes the station sign as she rolls up to the service tracks.
As another snowstorm hits the area, the J2 switches the east yard in Janesville.
The Hogger's office.
Hostlers move the units for service.
Simulation of before and after... Its a wonder what new paint can do.
With all WSOR markings painted out, these three units await shipping. Company employee said they were supposed to go to Mexico.
With shoving platform and all, these two MP15s push their local train thru the "Five Corners" intersection in Janesville.
Running as a loaner unit, this ex-WC, nee-SOO GP30 is coupled to a WSOR SD40-2. This unit is on the railroad while additional SD40-2's are being worked on. Would be sweet to see it in red and gra... (more)
The SOO geep has dropped off its delivery and is passing the roundhouse. Today the WSOR geep is gone & the doors have been replaced on the roundhouse.
The WSOR special cruises past the former Janesville Amtrak "depot."
Alaska Railroad in Wisconsin? Well kinda :) Wisconsin and Southern Railroad's Horicon paint shop put a fresh coat of paint on the 3002 and 3005. These units will have a brief layover in Janesville... (more)
