Fallen Flags: Wisconsin Central Remembered
Classic Trains’ 100-page special issue covers the fan-favorite regional railroad Wisconsin Central. Hear about the railroad from the people who started it as chronicled by leading railroad journalists. You’ll get insight into how the industry works and the life cycle of a railroad from birth through growth and sale.
This exceptional special issue explores railroads such as:
- Fox River Valley and Green Bay & Western bought by Wisconsin Central in 1993.
- Algoma Central bought by Wisconsin Central in 1996.
- And the Canadian National, which bought the Wisconsin Central in 2001.
Pages: 100
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Fallen Flags: Wisconsin Central Remembered
Fallen Flags: Wisconsin Central Remembered
Classic Trains’ 100-page special issue covers the fan-favorite regional railroad Wisconsin Central. Hear about the railroad from the people who started it as chronicled by leading railroad journalists. You’ll get insight into how the industry works and the life cycle of a railroad from birth through growth and sale.
This exceptional special issue explores railroads such as:
- Fox River Valley and Green Bay & Western bought by Wisconsin Central in 1993.
- Algoma Central bought by Wisconsin Central in 1996.
- And the Canadian National, which bought the Wisconsin Central in 2001.
Pages: 100
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Classic Trains’ 100-page special issue covers the fan-favorite regional railroad Wisconsin Central. Hear about the railroad from the people who started it as chronicled by leading railroad journalists. You’ll get insight into how the industry works and the life cycle of a railroad from birth through growth and sale.
This exceptional special issue explores railroads such as:
- Fox River Valley and Green Bay & Western bought by Wisconsin Central in 1993.
- Algoma Central bought by Wisconsin Central in 1996.
- And the Canadian National, which bought the Wisconsin Central in 2001.
Pages: 100
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