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GB&W #311 was displayed at a railroad equipment manufacturer's show in Chicago in 1963. It had the name 'The Northern Light' on its nose, which was named by 12-year-old Jettie Misco in a contest on a Green Bay area children's show. |
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Iron- It's 1944 and the country needs steel - a lot of steel - to fight the world war. This Kewaunee Green Bay & Western gondola is spotted at the salvage yard, ready to take a load of scrap iron to the mill to be converted into new steel.
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#310 leads a freight train- A freight train lead by GB&W Alco RS-27 #310 passes PI Tower in the town of Independence.
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#617- My model of GBW caboose #617, modeled as it would appear not long after it was delivered in 1966 -- with windows and roofwalk intact.
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#682- This HO McKean 40' PS-1 boxcar kit came pre-painted and lettered by Accurate Finishing for GBW 682 with a 1967 rebuilt date on the car. The kit is a close, though not exact, model of the prototype, but it captures the overall feel of GBW's ubiquitous yellow boxcar fleet of the 1960s and beyond.
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#799- This 40' PS-1 boxcar with a 6' Superior door from Kadee Quality Products Company is a fantastic ready-to-run car.
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834- A Kar-Line kit from the 1960s.
Several Green Bay & Western models made by Mark Mathu.
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Bay Route is maintained by Mark
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