Club members gather to watch railroad videos and slide shows, sell and trade Milwaukee Road memorabilia and swap stories. “Railroading keeps getting bigger and better all the time,” Helms said.

The Milwaukee Road was a local railroad company who, like many others at the time, tried to monopolize increased travel to national parks. MPL Special collections librarian Greg Comly explains how ...

In 1909, The Milwaukee Road became the third transcontinental railroad to connect through Spokane to Seattle. Expansion of its electric routes in the West cost the railroad company dearly and led ...

Sioux City and its railroad history will be the stars of the next two issues of The Milwaukee Railroader magazine, the quarterly publication of the Milwaukee Road Historical Association.

"So in Milwaukee, you had streamlined passenger trains on the Milwaukee Road and the Chicago and Northwestern that had some of the state-of-the-art equipment. Very top-notch service, multiple ...

The Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific railroad – a.k.a, the Milwaukee Road – was the second transcontinental rail line through Missoula and the first to go. Plenty of longtime ...

The Milwaukee Road, the colloquial name for the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Co., connected Spokane to Seattle in 1909. It was part of the race among rail giants to reach the ...

WEST OF GARRISON - There were no archdukes or royal highnesses that warm May day in 1909. It was a fact Arthur Stone felt compelled to point out early in his report of the Chicago, Milwaukee and ...