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Abandoned Railroad Roundhouse
September 16, 1961
An interior view of an abandoned Chicago and North Western Railroad roundhouse.
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Depot
1910
View over railroad tracks of railway depot. Men are standing around the station, and carts are parked on the station platform.
Lyndon Station Depot and Yards
1922
View down center of railroad tracks with the Lyndon depot on the right. Carriages and carts are along both sides of the tracks.
Railroad Depot
November 1941
View across railroad tracks of the Wisconsin Central Railroad depot at Sussex (formerly known as Templeton). Two cars are parked near the depot and a baggage cart.
Employes and Their Wives
1895
Employes of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway and their wives, Mr. and Mrs. N.J. Edwards, W.H. Lenshan, E.B. McLaird, Alf. Hetig, and George McLaird, Sr. Four men are posing on a railroad h...
Chicago, Milwaukee, & St. Paul Railway Station
1900
View of depot from the street. Taken about a block from the building, the image has a trolley, pedestrians, carriages, and signs for the Davison Theatre and the Blue Ribbon Dearing & Omler.
