The C&WC was created in 1896 to operate two former subsidiary roads of the Central of Georgia Railroad. Atlantic Coast Line took over the C&WC in 1897 and operated it as a subsidiary until 1959, when it was fully absorbed. C&WC operated F units 900-905, which were painted in an almost identical scheme to ACL. C&WS 901 was purchased by a private owner and could be seen pulling freight trains in Southern Wisconsin in the mid to late 1980s before being repainted for the Wisconsin and Calumet Railroad.
Athearn HO F7A Locomotive, C&WC #901 Video Overview
The C&WC was created in 1896 to operate two former subsidiary roads of the Central of Georgia Railroad. Atlantic Coast Line took over the C&WC in 1897 and operated it as a subsidiary until 1959, when it was fully absorbed. C&WC operated F units 900-905, which were painted in an almost identical scheme to ACL. C&WS 901 was purchased by a private owner and could be seen pulling freight trains in Southern Wisconsin in the mid to late 1980s before being repainted for the Wisconsin and Calumet Railroad.