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This is the power on the
train that ran on the branch from Crivitz to Marinette. Soon after this
photo was taken, the C-Liners were gone from this area, and the train only
had one unit instead of 4-6 units as they used to have. July of 1964. |
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My first trip to Milwaukee
found this E7A unit at the old Milwaukee Road station in downtown
Milwaukee. July 22, 1964. |
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The Milwaukee Road had some
interesting passenger cars, including this observation car named
"Dell Rapids". At Milwaukee on Jul 22, 1964. |
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Back in the day, so to speak, no one
seemed to mind 2 kids (myself and Joe Seidl) wandering around railroad yards
with cameras in hand! Here is a view of the Milwaukee Road's hump yard in
Milwaukee, Wisconsin taken July 22, 1964. |
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I got even bolder and walked right up
to the hump tower and blasted away with the camera.....again, I was only 15
when I shot this photo! July 22, 1964. Just try this today with all of the
paranoia that is out there now..... |
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Here is a photo of some Milwaukee
Road passenger power near the old station in Milwaukee...July 22, 1964. |
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Even though this photo is blurred
(remember I was only 15 at the time eh :)) I thought it would be worth
posting. Milwaukee, WI July 22, 1964. |
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Here is a set of
Milwaukee E units near the station in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in June of 1965. |
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The only FM yard engine I
ever saw in Union Pacific colors was here in Milwaukee in June of 1965,
near the Milwaukee Road passenger station. |
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The freight from Iron
Mountain is just arriving at Crivitz, Wisconsin and will be setting off some
cars for Marinette and Green Bay before heading back to Iron Mountain with
the northbound cars. August of 1965. |
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Here is the Copper Country
Limited in Iron Mountain in Feb. of 1966. |
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In Crivitz on a nice summer
day of July 1966 was this set of FM units, with a GP9 at the far end being
cut off to run the branch to Marinette. |
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This is the westbound leaving Marinette
headed towards Crivitz on another pleasant July afternoon in 1966. |
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Crivitz was always a good spot for getting
some decent Milwaukee photos, and this day was a good one! Here is the
southbound (to Green Bay) train's power waiting for the train from Marinette
to show up. The southend's crew usually ran into Marinette with one of the
units from their train (note the open nose door and m.u. cable). |
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Meanwhile, the northbound (to Iron Mountain) train is
leaving Crivitz with 3 of the Fairbanks-Morse H16-44 units. |
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This time exposure was taken
on Jan 14, 1967 in Green Bay, Wisconsin. |
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Once the Milwaukee Road gave
up on their C-Liners, they were all stored at Bensenville, IL. Here a B
unit has been shoved off the end of a track and left to rot. Sept. 2,
1967. |
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In the fall of 1967 I went off to Michigan
Technological University in Houghton, Michigan and of course within a day or
so after I got there I was out shooting train photos! I didn't have a car
then, so most of the shots were taken within walking distance of the school.
This was the only shot I ever got of the train
southbound. October 3, 1967 in Houghton, Michigan. |
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The track went right behind the
campus, so I could usually get a somewhat decent shot. November 8, 1967. |
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This was the day of the last run of the
Copper Country Limited. Shown here behind the MTU campus in March of 1968. |
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A view of the station and the
last southbound run of the Copper Country Ltd. March 1968. |
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The train is waiting for the highball for
the last time at Calumet. March 1968. |
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The B unit.... |
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One of the two coaches.... |
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At a crossing somewhere south
of Calumet, I got this last shot of the Copper Country Ltd. March 1968. |
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A going away view.... |
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And the last run heads off
into the sunset just south of Calumet, Michigan on a cold March day in 1968. |
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July 25, 1970 found this
Baldwin working the streets of Minneapolis/St. Paul. |
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May 11, 1974 I had a
chance to shoot some Milwaukee F units at Crivitz, Wisconsin. Here a set of
F units is at the station. |
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The other end of the
above consist. Crivitz, WI May 11, 1974. |
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And here is the
northbound train leaving Crivitz headed towards Iron Mountain. Of the 7
units here, I wonder how many were actually working?? ;). May 11, 1974. |