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Here's some pictures along the Wisconsin River in Wisconsin Rapids. Some of the panoramic stitched pictures might have errors, but you get the idea that this is an important stretch of the river. The weather was too hazy for good pictures. Model railroaders will have enough information to model a paper mill, but this one is too big to model. The paper mill is on the left, the pulp mill is on the right, and the railroad cuts across the middle. |
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. . . . . . . . . .looking way south downriver.
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. . . . . . . and looking at views while 'traveling' north along the river . . . ..
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| The blue switch engine sits in the left of the picture above. |
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. . . . . . . . . .looking north up the Wisconsin River, towards Biron.
.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . This would be pretty in Autumn colors.
| the former GBW east yard |
| Cropping out all but the roundhouse. It's round, but the table and pit are long gone. MOW uses the space. |
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| One view of the river crossing. Before the double-stack days, this was overhead truss spans. |
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Link back to my index page, Bruce's RailRoad Pictures
( the index page is now on the TrainWeb site, as of January 2011. And I will have to also keep the Next Generation index up-to-date also )
