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The Evangeline Milk Co. on Sturgeon Bay was one of the largest shippers on the A&W. The building originally housed a pea cannery in 1902 and was converted to dairy use in 1917. The condensed milk company closed in 1964 and later that year the Peninsula Processing Co. began using the building for processing alewives for fish meal (used by feed companies as a high protein additive) and fish oil. |
Sources for additional Green Bay Route information in print and on the internet.
- Green Bay & Western List
- http://groups.yahoo.com/group/gbw/
An excellent forum to learn about and discuss the heritage of the Green Bay & Western Railroad. - Web Links
- Other places on the world wide web with Green Bay Route material.
- Books
- Books about the Green Bay Route.
- Magazine Articles
- Magazine articles about the Green Bay Route, both prototype and model.
- Videos
- DVDs and VHS tapes covering the Green Bay Route.
- Prototype Standards
- This is the first in what will hopefully be a series of GB&W Standard sheets covers installation of crossing and flanger warning signs standard installations for the 1960s era.
- Photos on the WWW
- A listing with hyperlinks to over 500 photos of the Green Bay Route. Most are of GB&W diesels, but there are a few steam, freight, right-of-way, and affiliated lines included.
- Commercial Photo Sources
- Alco Historic Photos Rail Photos Unlimited
- Photo collections of GB&W equipment for sale.
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