Mid Continent Railway Museum
North Feedom, WI
May 22, 1999
| Steam train awaiting departure on the visit of Andrew Oliva and Kenny Young. |
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| Milwaukee Road #988 is a RSD-2. It was built by the American Locomotive Co. in January of 1947. |
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| This end of a former wooden passenger car was on the hill side above the museum. |
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| Here we see some of the out door exhibits at the museum. |
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| The locomotives are fueled by this coal loader. |  |
| This UTRX tank car was built by Lima Locomotive & Machine Co. in June 1907. It uses arch bar trucks. |
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| The passenger train is seen in the station awaiting another departure. |
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| Saginaw Timber #2 is working hard as it approaches Ulrich Rd. |
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| Saginaw Timber #2 is topping the grade at Summit. |
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| Our passenger train is seen approaching La Rue, WI. |
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| Station stop at La Rue. |
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| The steamer is next seen on its return trip to North Freedom. |
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| The train is next seen at the top of the grade at Summit. |
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| The train is then seen arriving at the station in North Freedom. |
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| UTLX #17550 was built by Union Tank Car Co., September 1937. |
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| The crew is then seen relaxing between runs. |
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| The engine is seen after it cuts off the train at the station. |  |
| The engine is then seen running around its train. |
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| The engine is then seen heading for the water tower. |
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| Taking water at North Freedom. |
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| The engine iw then seen coupling to the train. |
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