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Owner: Wisconsin Central
Type: Caboose
AAR Class: NE: Caboose
AAR Type: M930
Detail Info:   Misc Cars
User Notes:   built by Haskell & Barker Car Co., delivered to WC in Jan. '09; preserved at Smith Park, Menasha, WI, since Jul. '71

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WC 104
Title:  WC 104
Description: 
Photo Date:  5/10/2010  Upload Date: 12/15/2010 3:11:11 PM
Location:  Ashland, WI
Author:  Wizzy Strom
Categories:  Roster
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Views:  388   Comments: 2
WC 104
Title:  WC 104
Description:  WC 104 caboose on display at Smith Park, Menasha, WI on 24 Apr. '15. Built by Haskell & Barker Car Co. and delivered to the WC in Jan. '09. Numbered SOO 99079 while on their roster but restored as WC 104 when it was presented to the Menasha Historical Society by Leonard Murray, president of SOO, in Jul. '71, during 100th anniversary celebration of founding of WC at Menasha. The protective shelter, designed to mimic a SOO depot, was donated by George Banta, Jr., a Menasha industrialist and railfan. The dedication ceremony was held on 18 Jun. '72. The caboose received a recent facelift and will be rededicated on 16 May '15, hopefully it will be open for tours. The shelter originally had station signs with SOO logos on both ends, but those signs have disappeared. A nice plaque was also part of the original display, but has also disappeared.
Photo Date:  4/24/2015  Upload Date: 5/5/2015 3:07:27 AM
Location:  Menasha, WI
Author:  T. P. Bruss
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Views:  392   Comments: 3
WC 104
Title:  WC 104
Description:  WC 104 caboose decked out for its rededication ceremony at Smith Park, Menasha, WI on 16 May '15. The caboose was built by Haskell & Barker Car Co. at Michigan City, IN, and was delivered to the WC in Jan. '09. It was numbered SOO 99079 while on the Soo Line roster but was restored as WC 104 when it was presented to the Menasha Historical Society by Leonard Murray, president of Soo Line, in Jul. '71, during 100th anniversary celebration of founding of Wisconsin Central at Menasha. The protective shelter, designed to mimic a Soo Line depot, was donated by George Banta, Jr., a Menasha industrialist and railfan. The dedication ceremony was held on 18 Jun. '72. The caboose received a recent facelift and was rededicated during an appropriate ceremony earlier today. The shelter originally had station signs with SOO logos on both ends, but those signs have disappeared. A nice plaque was also part of the original display, but has also disappeared.
Photo Date:  5/16/2015  Upload Date: 6/8/2015 1:37:10 AM
Location:  Menasha, WI
Author:  T. P. Bruss
Categories: 
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Views:  121   Comments: 1
WC 104
Title:  WC 104
Description:  WC 104 on static display at Smith Park in Menasha, WI. 3/4/2023.
Photo Date:  3/4/2023  Upload Date: 6/27/2023 10:03:36 PM
Location:  Menasha, WI
Author:  Mikey Paulsen
Categories:  RollingStock,Winter
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Views:  30   Comments: 0


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