The
Chicago & North Western Lives!
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As a corporate entity, the Chicago & North Western has been gone since April 26, 1995. That’s over ten years ago! If you look close, the C&NW name is still around and here’s proof. We’ve just scratched the surface with these photos and ask you to keep your eyes open for other examples. When you find them, send them to the webmaster. Our thanks to Dave Hawley, Ed Henry and Captain Wally Lindemann for the pictures you see on these pages.
Entering the pedestrian bridge over Canal St. from the old Daily News Building on our way to the CPT, we still see this great sign. Photo from Ed Henry. |
Dave Hawley found this C&NW waycar at Mitchell Yard (Milwaukee) on 12/08/04. Let’s hope it stays out of the paint shop for a while. |
On
both sides of the C.& N.W. Ry. cast in the bridge concrete. |
From Ed Henry comes news that the C&NW Marshalltown, Iowa Roadmaster’s Office has been moved to Mt. Ida, Ark. This includes facilities for the B.& B. Dept., Track Dept. & the Claim Agent. |
Dave Hawley found the C&NW alive
and well in |
You
have to look close, but it’s there…in small print at the bottom of the
sign. Found in |
Dave Hawley found another one in |
The
C&NW 8646 and 8575 showed up together at Global 3
on |
This
is in the cafeteria of the new UP head quarters in |
This
picture was taken on |
The Winnetka Grade Separation completed in the early 1940’s resulted in new C&NW stations at Hubbard Woods, Winnetka & Indian Hill. Here’s Hubbard Woods at track level (left) and street level.
The
The Indian Hill station is smaller but is still clearly marked C&NW Ry! |
Everyone will recognize this sign and know where it came from. |
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