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Caboose CNW 251384 Nelson, IL1446 viewsFound a row of CNW equipment at Nelson, IL on September 5, 2004, including this MOW caboose. Photo by Jerry Krug
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Caboose CNWX 2615031414 viewsEx-yard submarine caboose assigned to M.O.W.
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Caboose CNWX 2615031279 viewsEx-yard caboose in M.O.W. service coupled to an American crane.
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Caboose CNWX 261503 Top View1318 viewsEx-yard caboose assigned to M.O.W.
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Caboose CNWX 261520 West Chicago1610 viewsThe C&NW designated certain cabooses only for M.O.W. service. Here is X261520 wearing the typical gray paint of M.O.W. cars. Jerry Krug photo, July 4, 2003.
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Caboose CNWX 2615031429 viewsM.O.W. caboose 261503 was built as a yard caboose. This type of caboose was sometimes referred to a “submarine caboose.” Jim H. Yanke photo, Boone, IA, May 14, 1987
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Cline Truck 194448 North Green Bay, WI2106 viewsIn this view C&NW Cline Truck #194448 (Lt Wt 36200) was sent over by the Mechanical Department to service misbehaving RS-32 #4244 at North Green Bay on 9/5/1981... Photo by John F. Campbell...
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CNW Diesel Sand Car #2638051094 viewsStill looking sharp this MOW hopper sits on the old Chadron, NE diesel ramp in Nebkota service now. Jay Anderson photo (06/14/03)
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Combination Car CGW 284 Council Bluffs, IA959 viewsBuilt by Pullman in 1931, for CGW it was part of a 7 car #282 -288. The car is now in wrecker service assigned to Council Bluffs. Photo taken in Council Bluffs, IA. May, 1987 by Ron Christensen.
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Composite Hopper CNWX 203157 Rock Springs, WI1308 viewsOver the years C&NW acquired its fair share of second-hand equipment... This is ex CB&Q (Burlington) Composite Hopper Car X203157 in "Gravel Only" service at Rock Springs, WI during 8/1979... Photo by John F. Campbell...
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FDDM&S Bulkhead MoW Flat962 viewsEx FDDM&S Bulkhead Flat #514 in C&NW MoW Service as a "Tie Loading Only" Car at Butler, WI during 5/1981... Photo by John F. Campbell...
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Flat car CNW 250852 Keeler Ave, Chicago, IL1051 viewsFlat car 250852 was found resting at Keeler Ave. on September 13, 2004 by Jerry Krug.
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