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| Sam Carlson posted Night shot, Alco power, GB&W. What's not to like here? At Green Bay (Norwood Yard) on January 5, 1984. |
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| Sam commented on his post This was there, too, at the same time. One of a kind [paint scheme]. It was never used again. John Eagan: Indiana Hi Rail murdered that unit. |
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| 3D Satellite |
The foundation of the turntable and roundhouse is still visible.
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| Green Bay Route |
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| Sam Carlson posted 6-21-86 Green Bay Roundhouse |
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| Dennis DeBruler: An advantage of a roundhouse for railroad historians is that it is hard to remove the foundation and the remnants have a very distinctive signature. In addition to the round walls, the service pits create rectangles in the foundation floor. https://www.google.com/maps/@44.5137908,-88.0313379,205m/data=!3m1!1e3 |
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| Cody White |
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| Richard Koenig posted Norwood Yard, Green Bay, Wisconsin Photo: Richard Koenig; taken April 22nd 1978 GBW 316, an Alco RS27, was built as CNW 903 |
Answers as to why GBW had an all Alco fleet are in question 3 in gbwhs.
For future reference: Green Bay railyards
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