T003 only has about another mile and a half on home rails before they'll head North on the CN Waukesha Sub.

IC GP40R 3107, still sporting sharp deathstar paint, switches the yard in Waukesha.

3 FM's face a dismal future as they rest in the weeds west of Waukesha, WI. The Central Wisconsin RR Co. took over these ex-MILW tracks. Eventually, this would become the WSOR mainline, but the FM... (more)

CWRC 736 faces a dismal fate as is sits at the makeshift CWRC engine facility just west of Waukesha, WI in November of 1983.

A pair of Chicago & North Western Geeps that could really use a bath have a westbound freight in tow west of Waukesha, WI, on the C&NW's Milwaukee-Madison branch. The GP7/GP9 duo and their crew pr... (more)

GTW 5857 rests quietly while CN 3060 shoves on the rear of a SB ethanol train.

Pennsylvania GG1 No. 4890 sits in the house track at Waukesha, Wisconsin, on a cold January 14, 1995, night, during a moving trip on Wisconsin Central. The Raymond Loewy-designed streamlined elect... (more)

3 Trailer Train flatcars bring an unusual load thru Duplainville, WI in March of 1987. The load is from Phoenix Steel and almost looks like the framework for some type of movable bridge.

A fallen flag GP40 hangs onto it's original paint here in Waukesha where the local works the Amron Spur with tanks for Ventura Foods before a transformer pickup at SPX.

POTUS! George Bush is on board this special campaign train as it rolls thru southern Wisconsin just prior to election day. An escort train led this train by 10 minutes and helicopters were everywh... (more)

I can't imagine trying to start a RR with a fleet of ancient FM switchers, but that is what the CWRC tried to do with the ex-MILW line west of Waukesha. Few of the FM fleet ever turned a revenue m... (more)

3 FM's face a dismal future as they rest in the weeds west of Waukesha, WI. The Central Wisconsin RR Co. took over these ex-MILW tracks. Eventually, this would become the WSOR mainline, but the FM... (more)

After the MILW ceased operations on many secondary lines in Wisconsin, several shortlines took over. The Central Wisconsin RR Co. took over the Janesville-Waukesha portion of the line, utilizing a... (more)

Putting the branch in branchline, WICT 615 (ex-NYC 5667) heads west from Waukesha on its way to Milton. Today, this is an important line on the WSOR.

A late afternoon treat of two zebra striped SD60 cowl units lead the charge on this regional manifest southbound through Waukesha just minutes for the sunlight tucks in beyond the horizon.