September 6, 2019 – Soo Line/Wisconsin Central FP7 Number 2500-A sits in the station at Two Harbors, Minnesota as the CN yard man and the engineer from our photo excursion train talk on the platform. Jim Pearson Photography
Stereograph of the view down the railroad tracks, with two men standing and one man sitting on the railing of the White River bridge, six miles south of Ashland, Ashland, Wisconsin, 1885. This bridge was part of the Wisconsin Central Railroad line, and was 1600 feet long and 110 feet above the water, making it one of the largest trestle bridges of its day. Bridge was dismantled and sold for junk in 1909. (Photo by H. J. Perkins/Wisconsin Historical Society/Getty Images)
View across railroad tracks towards the Wisconsin Central railroad station, with people standing on the platform. Caption reads: "Wis. Central Passenger Depot & Piehouse, Stevens Point, Wis."
