The Milwaukee Road had 2 extended vision cabooses and 1 of them rests in the yard in Green Bay, WI.

Milwaukee 760 and GB&W 2407 sit outside the Diesel Shop at IRM.

As an eastbound manifest arrives at Butte, boxcab No. E45 waits in silence to help it over Pipestone Pass.

Yes, it is 3 degrees out this early morning as a Milwaukee Road freight led by GP38-2 #352 waits for Amtrak #332 to pass before it departs Milwaukee and continues its journey south to Bensenville.... (more)

Milwaukee Road's old Sturtevant depot was moved 10 miles to a historical site in Caledonia in 2010. It's too bad the depot could not be closer to the tracks, but it's a bit of a miracle it was sav... (more)

The Afternoon Hiawatha. A Roger Puta Photograph

The Milwaukee Road's shops in Milwaukee were huge, and virtually inaccessible to most. Unless you ventured up to the viaducts that crossed the Menomonee Valley. Here is a shot from the 35th Street... (more)

MILW 5056 rests in the scrapyard on Jones Island with some RR cranes and an old gondola. The U25B would sit here for several years before being donated to the Illinois RR Museum. The fleet is also... (more)

Milwaukee Road 261 leads Amtrak Train #992, a Friends of the 261 Excursion returning from the Lake Superior Railroad Museum in Duluth, MN to Minneapolis. Here the special is traversing the BNSF H... (more)

MILW #147 crests Lake Hill on a beautiful Winter day in 1986. Lake Hill was deceptively steep, sometime requiring helper units to make it up the hill. The tower in the background was eventually bu... (more)

An ancient smashboard used to govern the crossing of the Milwaukee Road and the C&NW in Plymouth, WI. The C&NW no longer went north thru the crossing so the smashboard slowly deteriorated, first l... (more)

Whitewater Valley Railroad's beautifully restored Milwaukee Road SD10 pulls south past WVRR 25. The Lima built T-69-SA was built for Cincinnati Union Terminal in 1951, just three years before the ... (more)

MILW 605 switches the southern most segment of their famous "Beer Line" in Milwaukee.

Spring is barely in evidence on May 15, 1972 as Milwaukee Road GP9 211 accelerates across the James River bridge at Yankton, S.D., with an eastbound for Sioux City, Iowa. Dating from 1875, this li... (more)