The crew on GBW 313 prepares to dump some ballast in Independence, WI in May of 1992.

The Green Bay & Western’s train from Winona crosses the bridge over the Black River just below the dam at Hatfield, Wisconsin. The guy fishing seems much more intent in pulling something from th... (more)

With a seemingly endless string of home road covered hoppers in tow, the Green Bay & Western’s Winona train passes through Blair, Wisconsin on its return trip to Green Bay.

The MOW crew watches as the road crew on GBW 322 dumps ballast near Independence, WI in May of 1992.

GBW 313 crosses Hwy 121 near Independence, WI in May of 1992.

A crewman rides GBW 322 as the get ready to switch the carferry in Kewaunee, WI in May of 1988. The mothballed Arthur Atkinson is docked in the background.

Green Bay & Western, now part of Canadian National, used to make a daily trek between Green Bay and Winona, MN, serving the paper industry and interchanging with BN and Milwaukee Road. They also c... (more)

GBW 305 crosses the C&NW mainline as it switches the yard in Green Bay, WI in Sep of 1988.

GBW 320 is switching the City of Midland carferry under the watchful eye of the idled Arthur Atkinson in October of 1988.

GBW 314 waits at the home signal protecting the diamond crossing CNW's Chicago-Twin Cities mainline at Merrillan, WI. The eastbound train from Winona, MN will make an interchange move, then head t... (more)

GBW 322 has a healthy boat train in tow as it approaches the yard in Kewaunee. Soon they will be switching the carferry and then they will start their journey back to Green Bay.

Kewaunee, Green Bay & Western 49 (later Green Bay & Western 350) is the only surviving steam locomotive of the "Green Bay Route." Cosmetically restored in 2004, it is currently on exhi... (more)

The Motor Vessel (a.k.a. Laker) S.T. Crapo is navigating the Green Bay and Western's crossing of the Fox River in Green Bay in Nov. of 1986.

3 Alco's are dumping ballast on the GB&W near Independence in May of 1992.

GBW 320 brings a Boat Train from Kewaunee across the Fox River and into Green Bay in October of 1988. Much of this line is now abandoned.