Soo Line no. 6604 and CP 5733 handle grain hoppers and other freight west at Springdale Rd. having left Milwaukee a short time earlier. They are on a portion of the old Milwaukee Road mainline nea... (more)

Defying CP ownership, a nicely paired quartet of Soo Line EMDs drew the task of hustling the Ford Fast from Milwaukee (and probably Chicago) to St. Paul the afternoon of March 3, 1996. Two Candy ... (more)

Soo Line 500 is on display with a "typical" Soo Line passenger train at Ladysmith, WI. Some time after this photo was taken a tornado damaged the display. Today the display is open for v... (more)

X-MILW bandit GP40, SOO 2015, mates up with CP 3015 from CP's first group of GP38s at Portage, WI as both Milwaukee and Soo Line begin the final transition into the Canadian Pacific family. Portag... (more)

A pair of SD60s, including one of three former BN units, is seen departing the east end of the BRC's Clearing Yard. Tom Golden photo.

Led by Soo Line's first SD40-2, a mixed freight on the former C&EI is crossing the GTW at Thornton Junction. Tom Golden photo.

A pair of Soo Line EMDs leads an empty coal train through Thornton Junction where the north-south former C&EI (UP/CSX jointly-operated) crosses the east-west former GTW line. Tom Golden photo.

Soo Line F7As 2227-A and 2203-A resting near the sand tower at Ashland WI August 1970. Nothing remains of this scene today but the Soo Line depot still stands in Ashland. Marvin Neilsen Photo from... (more)

Chicago RR Show 1992

Soo Line 233 wyes its power on the Beer Line or Nut Line as some called it. This is the 32nd St bridge...…...

Soo Line train 233 wyes its power on the "Beer Line" at North Milwaukee on the 32nd Street bridge.

SOO 233 has stopped it's train on the north end of Glendale Yard on the mainline and has gone into the yard to make a pick-up. North Milwaukee tower is on the left and I'm standing in front of the... (more)

A southbound Soo Line freight rumbles through Bellevue, Iowa, on February 8, 1992, tying up traffic on 2nd Street in the process. In the background on the Mississippi River is 849-foot-long Lock a... (more)