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GB&W Seymour, WI Depot
Title:  GB&W Seymour, WI Depot
Description:  West and south walls of GB&W depot at Milepost 17 along the Newton Blackmour State Trail in downtown Seymour, WI, on 17 Oct. '12. It was built ca. 1915 to replace an earlier depot built in 1883. It has been moved about 200' northeast of its original location to 209 Depot St., originally Railroad St. It currently houses the Seymour Model Railroad Club. The reefer is painted for GB&W/WRX as well as Seymour Canning Co. A photograph from ‘90s shows it in what looks to be original SRL paint scheme with road number SRLX 5156: http://www.flickr.com/photos/oetiii/8535852119/in/photostream/lightbox/. The Wikipedia listing about the National Railroad Museum states SRLX 5156 is displayed there. I did not see it there during my most recent visit. Unfortunately the National Railroad Museum’s own website offers next-to-zero information about its rolling stock.
Photo Date:  10/17/2012  Upload Date: 7/22/2014 2:33:49 AM
Location:  Seymour, WI
Author:  T. P. Bruss
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GB&W New London, WI Depot
Title:  GB&W New London, WI Depot
Description:  The former GB&W depot sits on the east side N. Shawano St. about 500 feet north of the CN, former GB&W, rails in New London, WI on 31 Aug. '13. Depot has been moved from its original location, at least twice. The 1913 Sanborn map (and earlier maps) show that it was built near the north end of McKinley St., about 800 feet southwest of and rotated nearly 90 degrees clockwise from its current location. At some point it was moved about 400 feet east of its original location to the east side of N. Shawano St. Photographs suggest that move occurred between 1949 and 1964, but some references imply the move occurred earlier. Its current location is about 500 feet north, northeast of and rotated nearly 90 degrees from that second location. You can clearly see where the GB&W sign used to reside on the south end (originally west end) of the depot.
Photo Date:  8/31/2013  Upload Date: 6/14/2014 4:29:47 AM
Location:  New London, WI
Author:  T. P. Bruss
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GB&W Manawa, WI Freight House
Title:  GB&W Manawa, WI Freight House
Description:  The south and east walls of the former GB&W freight house adjacent to the spur for Sturm Foods at Manawa, WI on 23 Jul. '14. The freight house was built in 1898 and retired by the GB&W in 1951 (http://www.greenbayroute.com/depots.htm). Sturm Foods (currently a subsidiary of TreeHouse Foods), received rail service until a couple of years ago.
Photo Date:  7/23/2014  Upload Date: 7/31/2014 3:09:18 AM
Location:  Manawa, WI
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GB&W Manawa, WI Freight House
Title:  GB&W Manawa, WI Freight House
Description:  The west and north walls of the former GB&W freight house adjacent to the spur for Sturm Foods at Manawa, WI on 23 Jul. '14. The freight house was built in 1898 and retired by the GB&W in 1951 (http://www.greenbayroute.com/depots.htm). Sturm Foods (currently a subsidiary of TreeHouse Foods), received rail service until a couple of years ago. In the background you can a semitrailer parked where a boxcar should be.
Photo Date:  7/23/2014  Upload Date: 7/31/2014 3:09:14 AM
Location:  Manawa, WI
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GB&W Iola, WI Depot and DMIR C-58?
Title:  GB&W Iola, WI Depot and DMIR C-58?
Description:  The northeast and northwest walls of the I&N, later GB&W, depot at Iola, WI on 13 May '15. The depot was built in 1894 and served the I&N and GB&W until the line was abandoned on 30 May '58. It became known as “Station 66” when it was owned by the GB&W, because it was located 65.7 miles from Green Bay. After abandonment it served as storage for Iola Cooperative for a while. The Iola Historical Society acquired it in Oct. '79. The bay window, which had been removed years ago, has recently been reconstructed. A wooden DM&IR caboose, numbered C-58, is spotted in front of the depot. The caboose was placed there in 1984. It is numbered C-58 but some references state that the caboose moved to Iola was C-36. Other photographs online purport to show C-58, haggard and for sale, at Ely, MN in Jul. ’12. Both were built by predecessor D&IR, C-36 in '05 and C-58 in '06, both were rebuilt in 1911.
Photo Date:  5/13/2015  Upload Date: 5/29/2015 2:30:12 AM
Location:  Iola, WI
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GB&W Iola, WI Depot
Title:  GB&W Iola, WI Depot
Description:  The northwest and southwest walls of the I&N, later GB&W, depot at Iola, WI on 13 May '15. The depot was built in 1894 and served the I&N and GB&W until the line was abandoned on 30 May '58. It became known as “Station 66” when it was owned by the GB&W, because it was located 65.7 miles from Green Bay. After abandonment it served as storage for Iola Cooperative for a while. The Iola Historical Society acquired it in Oct. '79. The bay window, which had been removed years ago, has recently been reconstructed.
Photo Date:  5/13/2015  Upload Date: 5/29/2015 2:30:18 AM
Location:  Iola, WI
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GB&W Wisconsin Rapids, WI Roundhouse
Title:  GB&W Wisconsin Rapids, WI Roundhouse
Description:  CN, former GB&W, roundhouse at Wisconsin Rapids, WI on 4 Jul. '17. If it is the original roundhouse, it was built in 1891 by the Green Bay, Winona & St. Paul. I don't know when the turntable was removed. The satellite image still shows 1 track leading into the last stall on the right.
Photo Date:  7/4/2017  Upload Date: 7/30/2017 3:10:36 AM
Location:  Wisconsin Rapids, WI
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GB&W Wisconsin Rapids, WI Freight Depot/Yard Office
Title:  GB&W Wisconsin Rapids, WI Freight Depot/Yard Office
Description:  CN, former GB&W, freight depot/yard office at Wisconsin Rapids, WI on 4 Jul. '17. It was built by the GB&W in 1959.
Photo Date:  7/4/2017  Upload Date: 7/30/2017 3:10:48 AM
Location:  Wisconsin Rapids, WI
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