Town Job heads east towards the City Track Switch to eventually serve City Brewery.

Z-CHCSTP, otherwise known as "Precious" on this stretch of railroad, slows for a crew change at North La Crosse.

BNSF leads an ethanol train across Adams Road in Franksville, WI on June 27th, 2022. The train is on CP's C&M subdivision.

CP 2214 is in charge of the K66 local as it heads across the Rock River bridge en route to Janesville to interchange cars with the WSOR.

Amtrak P42 160, the Pepsi Can heritage unit, leads the Westbound Empire Builder through the Dells.

Amtrak P42 182 leads the Westbound Empire Builder through Mauston.

Amtrak 13 departs the Dells with the Westbound Empire Builder.

Southbound freight

CNW 8025 brings a potash train past Airport (named for Mitchell Field) on Milwaukee's south side on a crisp February day in 1991. The train is on CNW's New Line.

Wisconsin Central train 47 out of Milwaukee approaches Springdale Road grade crossing near Duplainville, Wisconsin, on a sunny June 6, 1991, in a Kodachrome telesmash wedgie of a trio of fairly fr... (more)

A bay-window waycar (caboose) trails a southbound Chicago & North Western freight as it crosses the lengthy Nemadji River Bridge at Boylston, Wisconsin, on October 19, 1985. This train is operatin... (more)

A Chicago & North Western freight is southbound on the Burlington Northern’s former Great Northern bridge over the Nemadji River just south of Boylston, Wisconsin, on October 19, 1985. A trio of... (more)

Wisconsin Central train 47 approaches Sussex, Wisconsin, as it passes a field of Tiger Lilies growing along the tracks near milepost 105 on July 6, 1991. Leading the train is former Texas & Pacifi... (more)

Early Wisconsin Central locomotive consists were certainly colorful and you never really knew what to expect. On a rainy and damp November 7, 1987, WC train 41 rolls smartly through Silver Lake, W... (more)

Loaded with “Pink Lady” quartz ballast from the company-owned Rock Springs quarry, a Chicago & North Western ballast train departs Janesville, Wisconsin, on the morning of July 8, 1995. The ea... (more)