This article is about the railway in Wisconsin. For other railways with similar names, see Great Northern Railway.
The Wisconsin Great Northern Railroad operates a historic train line in Trego, Wisconsin on approximately 20 miles of track. It was founded on April 1, 1997.[1] The line runs dinner trains, bed and breakfast trains, and scenic sight seeing tours.[2]
Contents
1Locomotives
2Passenger
3References
4External links
Locomotives
WGN #423 - Former Chicago & North Western EMD F7
WGN #862 - Former Milwaukee Road EMD SW1
WGN #6006- Former WC SD40-2, used for freight
Passenger
D&NM #28 "Arrowhead" - Originally an 80-seat coach for the Duluth and Northern Minnesota Railway, now a diner lounge
D&NM #32 "Apostle Isle" - Originally an 80-seat coach for the Duluth and Northern Minnesota Railway, now a 64-seat diner
WGN #34 "Presque Isle" - Originally an 80-seat coach that was formerly used on Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Railway on Maintenance-of-way trains, now a 56-seat diner
WGN # 112 "Namekagon Club" is currently used as the WGN's gift shop and concession car. It was formerly used on Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Railway on Maintenance-of-way trains.
WGN #112 "Richard F. Gilberg" - Originally a mail car, now bar car.
Multiple unrestored coaches of various types that are either being used for storage purposes or are presently awaiting restoration.
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Former Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Railway crane X-7 & Boom Car #W6331.
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