The last run of the Wisconsin & Southern Circus Train is loaded near the Circus World Museum in Baraboo. SD40-2 4002 shuffles cars in the small yard. Scanned from slide, taken when I was 16.

The last run of the Wisconsin & Southern Circus Train is parked near Circus World Museum in Baraboo prior to the morning departure. Scanned from slide, taken when I was 16.

This is one of those rare March days in Wisconsin where a T-shirt suffices riding out an industry spot.

With their train on the siding, WSOR 3802 has a cut of cars in tow and heads up to the switch and the industrial lead in Baraboo to work. A set of wig wags protects this crossing, for now anyway... (more)

WSOR works the industries in the Baraboo Industrial Park via this lead off the Reedsburg sub.

The WSOR is in the process of having a contractor rebuild a crossing in Baraboo, accounting for the timbers on the track. They have elected to leave the wig wags in (thankfully!), and the midday a... (more)

The WSOR local heads into Baraboo WI with only two cars. The WSOR is in the process of having this crossing rebuilt, accounting for the freshly overturned dirt.

The MALPM and part of it's consist backs towards the rest of it's train.

The train continues it's journey out of Baraboo, shown here passing under the Highway 12 bridge. 3801 is one of the few WSOR e. GP38's with the style of ditch lights shown here.

The MALPM backs up to drop off a plastics car on a storage track. The Depot pictured was once the headquarters of the CNW for the area, and where the train is backing to was once a large Yard for ... (more)

The train now had to make a set out in Baraboo, and after doing so, they are shown here pulling away from the job. Coincidentally, as the Depot pictured is the former CNW operations headquarters f... (more)

The MALPM creeps past the former CNW depot as it makes it's way across town to switch an industry before continuing on to points west.